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Celebrate the Route 66 Centennial with 15 Must-See Roadside Attractions When Driving I-40 Coast-to-Coast
Road trips are woven into the fabric of America’s history and directly tied to the creation of roadside attractions from the unusual to the breathtaking. At 2,559 miles, I-40 is one of the longest and most popular interstates in the country and connects the East and West coasts. I-40's history is also connected to the legendary Route 66, the one time mecca of roadside attractions that turns 100 in 2026. With centennial celebrations planned across the country (more on that be
Apr 3017 min read


Visit Arizona's Meteor Crater and Experience the World's "Best-Preserved" Impact Site
Fifty thousand years ago, a meteorite hurtled through space heading straight for Earth and what is now Northern Arizona just outside Winslow. Traveling 26,000 miles per hour and weighing 300,000 tons, the iron-nickel meteorite crashed with a force 150 times greater than an atomic bomb. The resulting impact crater is as deep as the Washington Monument is tall, almost a mile wide and available for viewing everyday at Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum. Considered the best
Aug 26, 20242 min read


A Mother - Son Road Trip: A Lesson In The Birth, Death and Reincarnation of Rte 66
If you have a child who has proclaimed their desire to write and make movies since the age of four, then at some point you find yourself driving across the country with said child sitting next to you. And so it was for me and my oldest son, Jack. We loaded the car and hit the road, I-40 specifically. As North Carolinians, I-40 with its eastern end point in Wilmington, N.C., is a direct route to Barstow, Calif., its western end point. Then, it's just a hop, skip and jump along
Jun 28, 20248 min read


Exploring the Charm of Williams, Az: Why Nostalgia Seekers Love This Small Town
Williams is a small Northern Arizona town that’s big on nostalgia and Americana. As soon as we drove into town, it didn’t take long to figure out that's what Williams is all about. We were greeted by a large arc proclaiming “Gateway to the Grand Canyon.” Children were playing baseball adjacent to a large American flag. Families were eating ice cream as they walked along the sidewalk. Vintage train cars were parked on nearby tracks. There were numerous markers, signs and mura
Jun 28, 20249 min read
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