The BEST Stops On Route 66 | US Road Trip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, you will see the best stops when driving Route 66.
Route 66, dubbed "the Mother Road" by author John Steinbeck, is one of America's most iconic highways, passing through eight states and three time zones. Travelers on Route 66 will see a diverse range of scenery, from the towering woodlands of Missouri to the flat plains and ranch land of Oklahoma and Texas. Expect to see iconic neon signs, time-capsule towns, curb-side classic cars, and ribbons of tarmac vanish into the distance. So hop in the car and prepare to be dazzled as we explore the best stops along the legendary Route 66.
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Mufflerman was made by my dad Bill Swan at international fiberglass along with many other iconic fiberglass statues
That‘s so cool!
So cool!
Great description of Route 66........From Beginning to End......
Thanks, I’m glad you liked the video!
Great to see the route again. Traveled to the US in 2019 with my wife and two boys and did the Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles. What a trip. Just did Japan, but the Route 66 is something speciel.
I would also stop at Williams Arizona. Loved that town and the Grand Canyon Railroad. Great Route 66 vibes.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Williams was nice. Ride to Grand Canyon was very nice, although not very scenic.
Very nice video and route 66 is on my short list. Thanks for sharing and take care. Dave.
Thank you. You won’t regret it ;)
You too!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING 🇺🇸
You’re welcome, I’m glad you liked the video! :)
Well done!
Thank you, I‘m glad you like the video!
Amazing
Thank you! 😊
Oatman, Seligman, Kingman, Santa Fe … to name a few great towns you missed.
True, I should make a video with some places that are missing in this video… but Oatman I mentioned!
Thanks for the comment though ;)
Great vide, thank you
I‘m glad you like it! :)
Oatman, Arizona, is worth a trip at any time.
Tourist trap
You got to visit Uranus Missouri!
We can’t wait to do Route 66
Is your trip there already planned?
@@travelthetop We are going next year in about 15 months so we’re just looking at You Tube first. But it will definitely happen. Our first trip overseas ( from Australia)
@@melissadoroszuk8338 I'm sure it will be fun!
You missed Oatman Az ,a really cool town west of Kingman.
Thanks for the comment! Maybe I should make a second part of the video…
It was mentioned.
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Excellent videos well done,
I‘m glad you like them! :)
You did good, but you had a drone shot of Roy's a little early in the video friend.
I was going to mention that. Showed Ray's Motel whilst talking about Galena, Kansas.
Gotta love a guy with a foreign accent making the video.
You should have mentioned Springfield MO and San Bernardino CA , both cities are on route 66. I have lived in both cities. Lots of history and things to do. Bass Pro headquarters and the first McDonald's.
What happened to the Dixie Truck Stop north of Springfield IL?
It's still there.
Thanx for the Info. 👍I always wondered how to catch Route 66 in Chicago & I never realized that it could take me right to Santa Monica Pier.
I know someone who lives in the area, so I'll have to surprise her sometime. I hope she isn't armed! 😱
Subscribed. Love your accent. Serbia?
So much of the video doesn’t match the commentary. For example you see a video of Roy’s while the audio is talking about Kansas.
That was NOT oatman in this video
As someone who lived there through the 90s, you are correct!
@@cavecookie1 oatman is sooo cool, I bet it was cool living there, I love the Burroughs or donkeys , not sure why they just didn't film oatman for the video.
@@bobbywhiteman9421 It was a special time in my life. Didn't make a lot of money, but didn't need a lot, and the experience was priceless! Net gain, in my book!
@@cavecookie1 you're a lucky person to have had that experience, totally awesome😁
@@bobbywhiteman9421 Well, the lifestyle isn't for everyone, but I fit right in with the rest of the oddballs! What I miss most is all the people from all over the world that I got to visit with almost on a daily basis. It was ironic, the Americans who saw us thought we were backwoods hicks. We may have looked like a bunch of uneducated bumpkins, but often, it was they who were the rubes! We were actually pretty sophisticated!
You should see 4 points Arizona its where 4 states meet
Thanks for the recommendation! 😊
It's not anywhere near the route.
@@bobk1126 your right but its still really good spot so is the old minners town its on the older tail across America one of the 1st ways out west flagstaff an grand canyon aren't on it either but great to see if you never wont be upset not just a hole in the ground
Are you talking about Four Corners: Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah?
the number of pronunciation errors is maddening. he even called the Big Texan Big Texas.
Is it ok to do this in October
Sorry for the late reply!
Yes, you can do it in October. Just prepare for rapid weather changes. Also, the eastern part may be cooler than you think.
You mixed a couple of California stops in with KANSAS😂
Sorry, but that was not the Rainbow Bridge at 4:57
very hard to listen because of the accent. couldn't understand half of it
I'm gonna guess that you are a Scorpio.
then he pronounces first location wrong. im so offended
Russia?
I honestly was so bored that I fell asleep then woke up bc of how annoying his voice was lol 😂🎉😮❤😅
You did good, but you had a drone shot of Roy's a little early in the video friend.