Route 66 is a gateway to some of New Mexico’s top attractions, from natural swimming holes and trail-filled state parks to stellar shopping and dining spots. Here’s how to plan an adventure ...

From Native travelers to Route 66 roadtrippers, the Blue Hole in Santa Rosa has been a legendary stop for centuries. With deep, clear waters fed by hidden caves, it’s as beautiful as it is ...

One of many kitschy roadside attractions along Route 66, the Blue Whale of Catoosa started ... Part of Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari, New Mexico, the Dinosaur Museum and Natural ...

For a slice of Route 66 history, make a pit stop in this quiet Oklahoma town, where you can still spot an old one-room jail ...

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the New Mexico Tourism Department is offering communities an opportunity to invest in special events and improvements for the upcoming 100th anniversary of Route 66. The Route 66 Centennial Grant ...

One Century, One Road Route 66, ‘The Main Street of America,’ turns 100 By Jonathan Bullington and E. Jason Wambsgans It was created to connect us, a fused chain of existing ...

Image Glenrio, on the border of Texas and New Mexico, served as a popular pit stop on the old Route 66 in the 1950s and ’60s and was abandoned soon after 1975, when the newly built Interstate 40 ...