Dana's Travel Adventures

Cruise and walk along Route 66 through the historic mining town of Oatman. Today Oatman is a living ghost town filled with burros and tourist shops maintaining the town's western appeal.

Nations first all-weather highway linking Chicago to L.A. We go from the eastern terminus of downtown Chicago, westward on this "Mother Road" through Springfield, Missouri. Then on to Cadillac Ranch in the panhandle of Texas

A Short trip through the Historic Luckenbach School and Town

A Peaceful Afternoon At The River

If you have never seen the Border Wall in Texas, join us on a short trip to several different locations.

Experience the sites of Williams, Ashfork, Kingman, and Antares Point seeing some of the Best of Route 66. Along this stretch of the Mother Road, old-school Americana mixes with modern themes. Neon signs, telephone booths, antique filling stations, and quaint motels line Route 66 in picturesque Western Arizona.

Route 66 trip across New Mexico to see one of the Madonna of the Trails and geocache on the 1933 Rio Puerco Truss. Crossing into eastern Arizona and the glorious Painted Desert. See the old telephone poles and a tin Lizzie along Route 66 in the Petrified Forest National Park. Continue on to Holbrook and see a real teepee motor court with vintage cars and experience "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" signage. Cruise on to Two Guns to see Lions Den and Diablo Canyon Ghost Town. End this section of adventure at "Here It Is."

Route 66 born on the drawing board of Cyrus Avery, Father of Route 66. The fabled Main Street of America has is longest run, 400 miles, in Oklahoma. Drive the "Ribbon Road/Sidewalk Highway"- it is only 9 feet wide-between the Oklahoma towns of Miami and Afton. Route 66 is the nation's first completely paved highway!