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Route 66 Museum in Barstow, CA

Last Modified: July 8, 2020

I have been a fan of all things Route 66 for a while now, even going so far as to drive the entirety of the California portion, which you can read about here. I try to soak up all of the information I can on this historic US road trip since it is such a […]

Filed Under: Museums, Route 66, Southern California Tagged With: Barstow, San Bernardino County

Route 66 Attractions from Rancho Cucamonga to Santa Monica

Last Modified: May 4, 2020

The section from Rancho Cucamonga to Santa Monica is the last part of Route 66 in California. If you have been driving it all the way from Chicago, then it can be bittersweet to make it finally to the end. Here are the stops for this section of the drive, and you can see the […]

Filed Under: Road Trips, Roads, Route 66, Southern California

Sycamore Inn Restaurant Along Historic Route 66

Last Modified: May 4, 2020

If you are looking for a historic spot right along Route 66, then consider the fantastic steakhouse known as Sycamore Inn in Rancho Cucamonga. Route 66 is pretty unrecognizable in this section of Southern California, so it is fun to be able to round a corner and see a spot that has been there since […]

Filed Under: Food, Route 66, Southern California Tagged With: Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County

Best Route 66 Stops in California & A Guide for Each Section of the Drive

Last Modified: May 4, 2020

Route 66, America’s historic Mother Road, travels over 2,400 miles connecting Chicago to Southern California. To this day, the road still beckons travelers from all over the globe, encouraging them to drive the route and discover its secrets. The state of California is where the road ends, right on the Santa Monica Pier, and its […]

Filed Under: Roads, Route 66

Route 66 Attractions from Needles to Barstow

Last Modified: April 28, 2020

One of the goals I set for myself in 2016 was to finish my drive of Route 66 in California. A few years ago, I drove two portions of it, from Barstow to Victorville and from San Bernardino to Rancho Cucamonga, but I still needed the part from Needles (where it enters CA) to Barstow. I […]

Filed Under: Road Trips, Route 66, Southern California Tagged With: Amboy, Barstow, Needles, San Bernardino County

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Josh from California Through My Lens I'm a travel junkie strapped down to one state, focused on seeing as much of it as I can and encouraging others to do the same. More about me.

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