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🛣️ Route 66 in Missouri: A Journey Through the Show-Me State
Missouri boasts over 280 miles of the historic Route 66, offering travelers a blend of vibrant cities, quaint towns, and iconic roadside attractions. From the bustling streets of St. Louis to the charming corners of Carthage, this stretch of the Mother Road is rich in history and Americana.
🏙️ Key Towns Along Route 66 in Missouri
St. Louis Missouri The eastern gateway to Route 66 in Missouri, St. Louis is home to the iconic Gateway Arch and the historic Chain of Rocks Bridge.
Cuba Missouri Known as “Route 66 Mural City,” Cuba features numerous murals depicting the town’s history and its connection to Route 66.
Lebanon Missouri A classic Route 66 town offering vintage motels and a nostalgic atmosphere.
Springfield Missouri Often referred to as the birthplace of Route 66, Springfield offers a mix of history and modern attractions.
Carthage Missouri A town rich in history, featuring the historic Boots Court Motel and the 66 Drive-In Theatre.
- Gary’s Gay Parita Sinclair Station (Paris Springs) A meticulously recreated 1930s gas station, offering vintage signage, classic cars, and warm hospitality.
🏨 Places to Stay Along Route 66 in Missouri
Wagon Wheel Motel (Cuba) The oldest continuously operated motel on Route 66, offering beautifully restored rooms and a rich history
Boots Court Motel (Carthage) A restored 1939 motel featuring classic architecture and a nostalgic ambiance.
Rockwood Motor Court (Springfield) A historic lodging option offering clean, comfortable rooms and authentic motor court charm.
🌟 Must-See Attractions on Route 66 in Missouri
Meramec Caverns (Stanton) A vast cave system offering guided tours and a glimpse into Missouri’s underground beauty.
Route 66 State Park (Eureka): A park preserving the history of Route 66 with trails, exhibits
World’s Largest Rocking Chair (Cuba): A quirky roadside attraction perfect for photo opportunities.
66 Drive-In Theatre (Carthage) A classic drive-in theater still in operation, offering a nostalgic movie experience.
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