This page was created as a nonprofit, non-commercial page to promote the members of the large Route 66 Family and help travelers planning and organizing their road trip of a life time.
Zwei Waldkraiburger on Tour with a special category about Route 66
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Route 66 Travelers bilingual blog to promote and support Route 66, its businesses and people and help other travelers planning and organizing their road trip
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For a public map with all Route 66 locations, attractions, businesses and people of the Route 66 Family (owner Geri Linda Metterle) please click the link below:
Route 66 Attractions and Historical Places
When getting onto Route 66 you should also get the EZ guide and the map series to help you find the original stretches, when driving vom East to West.
You may also want to check the oldest Route 66 website of Swa Frantzen and Nadine Pelicaen: Where Historic Route 66 meets the Internet. Current roadmaps and GPS systems are poor at indicating where Route 66 ran and signs can be spotty or even missing all too often.
In Kingman, the heart of Route 66, you may want to meet Jim Hinckley - author of 19 books so far, historian, tour guide and friend, telling people where to go since 1990 and your passport to adventure on Route 66 and the Backroads of America. Meanwhile you can check his website: Jim Hinckley’s America
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