“The most effective approach to planning your Route 66 Trip begins with determining the number of days available for your road trip. You can choose to embark on the full Route 66 journey or divide it into manageable segments to do in Several Trips. Click on travel destinations and select the states you intend to explore. Then, click on the cities or attractions listed, and review the videos and photos to aid in organizing your stops. We are in the process of integrating Google Maps for each travel destination, which will be available soon.

To assist in planning your stops and identifying attractions to visit, have a notepad or use the notes on your computer. While our website remains a work in progress, we already offer an extensive collection of content, with over 150 pages to explore, and we continue to expand our offerings. Even when photos are unavailable, we provide information about places to see.

Next, be sure to check our weather page for current weather conditions, and stay tuned for the upcoming addition of average monthly weather data. The optimal months for most travelers are April, May, June, September, and October, but the entire summer season is suitable, albeit a bit warmer. During winter, be mindful of possible snow and ice conditions, so it’s crucial to monitor the weather closely. Additionally, consider detours along Route 66, such as the remarkable stops in Arizona, including the Grand Canyon and Sedona.

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Throughout the website, you’ll come across various tours; don’t hesitate to sign up for them, as it greatly supports our website. If you find yourself in Seligman, Arizona, be sure to visit our store, Route 66 Road Relics, and say hello.

Warm regards, Big Mike”