“Route 66’s colorful history, quirky attractions, lively dining and beautiful landscapes are the types of treasures that beg to be shared,” said AOT Director Debbie Johnson, in a statement.

“Route 66’s colorful history, quirky attractions, lively dining and beautiful landscapes are types of treasures that beg to be shared,” Debbie Johnson, director, said in the release.

Called the Coconino Caverns on some old maps — and later, Dinosaur Caverns — the Grand Canyon Caverns (115 Mile Marker AZ-66) are accessed by an elevator that takes you 21 stories underground.

Stretching nearly 2,500 miles from California to Illinois, Route 66 is home to an eclectic mix of attractions that make for the perfect pit stop on your cross-country journey.

If you happen to be motoring west, "From Chicago to L.A.," as the old Chuck Berry song says, these are the best Route 66 attractions by state that you need to see.

Exploring The Apache Death Cave Arizona is home to some of Route 66's most popular attractions. It's a state where you can stand on the corner of Winslow — posing with the legendary Eagles ...

While there are a lot of gift shops and tourist traps along Route 66, one that's definitely worth stopping at is the Hackberry General Store in Arizona. You're just going to have to trust us on ...

It's known as the “Mother Road” of the U.S. Here's a list of 50 Route 66 attractions for any traveler looking to make the eight-state road trip.

In Kingman, Arizona, an 8-mile section of Route 66 at the western edge of this state may be one of the most scenic — and white-knuckled —drives this country has to offer.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning book and subsequent 1940 Oscar-winning movie made Route 66 the stuff of legend, which continues to intrigue us today. In fact, Arizona touts the longest continuous ...

It's known as the “Mother Road” of the U.S. Here's a list of 50 Route 66 attractions for any traveler looking to make the eight-state road trip.