These Route 66 facts will have you dreaming up your next road trip down America's most iconic highway

One of the most iconic stretches of historic Route 66 in Missouri runs through Pulaski County in Devil’s Elbow. It’s home to the route’s only curved bridge still open to traffic.

This spring, Nicolson Farms, the small strawberry stand along historic Route 66 in Rancho Cucamonga, is heading into what could be its final harvest. The family that runs the patch says the land they lease is now wrapped up in a deal with a developer that wants to swap berry fields for apartment buildings.

Two historic buildings in Monrovia are adding to the charm on Shamrock Avenue. And the timing is perfect, with a nod to Route 66 on its 100th anniversary.

From desert highways in Arizona to studio sets in California, many of the most iconic Route 66-inspired films were shot far from Oklahoma, even as they draw heavily on the culture, imagery and history of the Mother Road.

Maddie stops by Whirlwind Ranch in Lebanon for her 1st stop along Historic Route 66. At Whirlwind Ranch, they raised Alpacas for 26 years. The alpacas have been sold, but they’ve learned a lot about this incredible fiber and enjoying sharing that with others

Motel owners form the backbone of Route 66. Beyond hosts, the innkeepers are plumbers and landscapers, housekeepers and historians, preservationists and tour guides.

There are attractions for everyone on America’s historic Route 66. Some people love the charming motels, some like the diners and cafes, and some love the endless scenery. But there’s one other common roadside site that people love: vintage filling ...

Explore the best movie theaters along Route 66 in Oklahoma, from historic movie palaces to classic drive-ins, plus a few standout stops beyond the state.