Route 66 Road Trip by Ways 2 Wellness

ROUTE 66 ROAD TRIP

ADD COLOR AND LIFE TO THESE HISTORIC ROUTE 66 IMAGES.

BUCKINGHAM FOUNTAIN ILLINOIS

The stunning, tiered marble fountain in downtown Chicago is known as the start of Route 66.

This highly decorated lakefront landmark has free water displays every night!

Buckle up, the tour is about to begin! © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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GATEWAY ARCH MISSOURI

One classic monument along Route 66 is the Gateway Arch. This massive concrete and steel arch was designed to symbolize westward expansion and is as tall as it is wide. You can take an elevator to the top to experience the height and bird's eye view of downtown St. Louis and the famous Mississippi River. © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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MERAMEC CAVERNS MISSOURI

In Stanton, Missouri, you will find the dramatic natural caverns in the Ozark mountain range. Millions of years of erosion have led to these large limestone caverns.

There are many different "rooms" to tour inside, each with unique formations and trails. More than 150,000 visitors a year come to this Route 66 attraction! © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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LEANING TOWER OF TEXAS A SLIGHT DETOUR OFF ROUTE 66 WILL TAKE YOU TO OUR NEXT WHIMSICAL LANDMARK IN GROOM, TEXAS.

This oddity, a slanting, defunct water tower, was installed to attract customers to a local truck stop. It worked! By deliberately leaning the tower, many tourists stopped to take pictures and visit the area.

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CADILLAC RANCH TEXAS

Outside of Amarillo, in the Texas Panhandle, is a unique outdoor sculpture made of 10 old Cadillac cars buried by their tail fins into the sand.

The artist has encouraged the public to paint this one-of-a-kind interactive sculpture. A true Route 66 oddity!! © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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BLUE HOLE NEW MEXICO

The cool blue natural limestone swimming pools at the Blue Hole is our next stop on Route 66.

This destination is a beautiful place for swimmers to enjoy the caves, sinkholes, and unique lakes outside Santa Rosa, New Mexico. © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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PAINTED DESERT ARIZONA

The gorgeous panorama of colorful bands of mudstone, shale, and siltstone is the next stop along Route 66.

Be sure to stop at the Grand Canyon National Park and the Petrified Forest in Arizona to see this unique geologic region.

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PETRIFIED FOREST ARIZONA

In the Arizona desert, there is a national monument of petrified badlands. The park is a colorful home for bobcats, coyotes, lizards, fossils, snakes, and shrubs.

The joke to tell at this stop is, "If I was a forest stuck in the middle of the desert, I'd be petrified too!" © WAYS 2 WELLNESS

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METEOR CRATER ARIZONA

The barren desert crater left behind from the impact of a meteorite marks our next Route 66 stop.

This landmark drives geologists and curious tourists to tour this natural site outside of Flagstaff, Arizona.

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SONORAN DESERT ARIZONA

Traveling down route 66 is often about the journey, not just the beautiful destinations along the way.

As you add life and color to the next image, think about your favorite journey by car.

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SANTA MONICA PIER CALIFORNIA

Just west of Los Angeles, the Santa Monica Pier marks the end of historic Route 66.

Families and tourists come to enjoy the boardwalk's attractions, including, food, fishing, shopping, and an amusement park.

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