The large and small cities and towns along Historic US Route 66

Route 66 Cities: Large and Small

Different people want to experience different things on Route 66. And that is great! Transportation options and speeds vary, from personal vehicles, rental cars, motorcycles to RVs.

Some love history, some geography. Others like classic service stations, fun quirky attractions like the giant "Muffler Men", and quaint motels, while others enjoy exploring the many museums along the route. Many seek out the many bridges on Route 66. And there are many of us that love exploring nature and enjoying outdoor recreation.

And there are some travelers that prefer larger cities, with more museums, restaurants, attractions, nightlife and lodging options. Others like the small towns with a more personable feel, a sense of safety, and ease of getting around. Route 66 has something for all these roadtrippers, from Chicago with over 2,700,000 residents to towns like Seligman, Arizona with only about 800 residents.

Here are Travel Guides for some small large and small cities and towns along Route 66 to help with your road trip planning!

Travel Guides for Larger Route 66 Cities

Map of Route 66 Cities and Towns

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Route 66 cities and towns	Attractions and points of interest
Museums	Classic motels and lodging
Classic service stations	Classic drive-ins, cafes and restaurants