Route 66, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque

Route 66 runs from IL to CA, does not come anywhere near Louisiana. Try to get your facts straight "B4" you write an article.

152 MPH ON MY 91' HONDA ST1100 ON RT. 66 JUST OUTSIDE OF KINGMAN, AZ.

I live near the original Rt 66 and travel I-44 and I-40 in OK, NM, and MO often. Just for a change, I take the original path of the highway. It is the main street in every town along the path and is loaded with so many interesting place it is impossible to visit them all. Rt 66 was the all weather route from Chicago to LA. In many places the old concrete road and bridges still exist. I grew up on Rt 6 in southwestern Nebraska. It was the first coast-to-coast US highway. It runs from Boston to SF and much of it is still used. For those interested, it is a living Rt 66 and not a relic.

Try Oatman AZ old mining town on part of RT 66. It's hot!!

lived in normal,ill., rt.66 used to run in front of my house. as a kid i watched all the big trucks go by and they would wave and honk at me. wished i would have grabbed the rt. 66 sign that was posted on the telephone pole by our driveway. my sisters and i would set up kool-aid stands and travelers would stop by, it was pretty cool now that i look back.

LA, City of Angels to Chicago, Windy City. St. Louie, Okie City, Amarillo, Albuquerque, Flagstaff, Barstow! You won't find no Shreveport no Baton Rouge.

Route 66 doesn't run through Louisiana! Not even close.

Funny I traveled the length of 66 for many years and have never been in Louisianna, hell I can'r even spell it..

Consider heading out towards the Rio Puerco 20 min West of Abq. The Old Rt 66 bridge that seperates BLM from Laguna Pueblo land (where Rt 66 casino is) is interesting to get under. This river has the highest mud to water ratio in the US and is often largely dry and firm. Continue south downriver to see some old cabins and sandy bluffs over river basin. Not exactly a National Park material but what the heck.

This is a great tour however many of the buildings are not well maintained. It's a shame because these places are historical sites and a lot more people would visit if the sites were clean and operational.