Day 1 Chicago
Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
Day 2 Chicago / Springfield (Illinois) (328 km)
Pick up the motorcycle and depart for the true American road trip. When leaving Chicago, head south, passing through the old roadside bar town of McLean, and drive through the mining area of Illinois along the Pontiac Trail before reaching Springfield, the capital of Illinois. Accommodation.
Day 3 Springfield / Rolla (328 km)
Continue south towards St. Louis, which is one of the most significant cities. There are numerous towns on the highway that invite you to stop - it's worth seeing the famous Dixie roadside bar, "Our Lady of the Highway Statue," Litchfield, and the "Paris Stop Café." Take the opportunity to visit Meramec Caverns heading towards the Mississippi River and don't miss the famous "Chain of Rocks Bridge." Accommodation.
Day 4 Rolla / Tulsa (464 km)
Continue the journey into the Ozark Mountains, which occupy most of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. Pass through the famous towns of Lebanon and Conway and stop in Carthage to see the old and beautiful courthouse before entering the state of Oklahoma. Arrival in Tulsa. Accommodation.
Day 5 Tulsa / Clinton (312 km)
Leaving Tulsa, head west across Oklahoma. Travel the 100 miles of far west Indian country between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Continue westward crossing El Reno, over the Mile-Long Bridge near Bridgeport and towards Clinton, the heart and soul of Route 66 country. Accommodation.
Day 6 Clinton / Amarillo (288 km)
Early departure towards the Panhandle, the northernmost part of the Great Plains, often called "the real Texas." Accommodation.
Day 7 Amarillo / Santa Fe (464 km)
Departure from Texas towards "The Land of Enchantment," New Mexico, after passing by the Cadillac Ranch. With 5 states behind and 3 ahead, we travel through Comanche land and enter Tucumcari, the largest city between Albuquerque and Amarillo. Continue towards the High Plains and to Santa Fe in Central New Mexico. Santa Fe is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in America. Accommodation.
Day 8 Santa Fe
Enjoy this nearly 400-year-old city. Accommodation.
Day 9 Santa Fe / Gallup (320 km)
Departure towards Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico. Later, cross through Grants and the Cibola National Forest towards the famous Route 66 city, Gallup - the Indian stronghold and railroad city. Accommodation.
Day 10 Gallup / Flagstaff (296 km)
From Gallup to the Arizona border is only half an hour - enter the state of Arizona and enjoy a scenic route through the Petrified Forest, a prehistoric fossilized forest of giant trees that has been exposed by erosion. Just a dozen miles further west you'll reach Holbrook and Winslow - two old Route 66 towns that stay alive thanks to the truckers crossing the continent. As you continue westward, you'll pass by the old "Jackrabbit Trading Post" and arrive at the most cheerful and attractive city in northern Arizona, Flagstaff, where you can appreciate the typical charm of the Far West. Its main avenue, Santa Fe Avenue, used to be Route 66, and before that, it was the pioneer trail to the west. Accommodation.
Day 11 Flagstaff / Williams (264 km)
Early departure towards the majestic Grand Canyon. Enjoy one of the most wonderful and most anticipated places. Continue to Williams. Accommodation.
Day 12 Williams / Laughlin (304 km)
From Williams head west along the old "Mother Road," which turns north from the highlands, crossing the Indian town of Peach Springs towards Kingman – considered the "Heart of Historic Route 66." Then, continue through the mountains to the famous mining town of Oatman. Continue to the city of Laughlin. Accommodation.
Day 13 Laughlin / Victorville (344 km)
Departure towards California, the last state of our legendary Route 66. Cross the Devil's zone and head along the Mojave Desert with amazing volcanic formations, long rows of Joshua trees, and even in some places, pine forests. From the desert, you go directly to the cold pine forests of the San Gabriel Mountains and arrive in Victorville. Accommodation.
Day 14 Victorville / Los Angeles (176 km)
Departure towards the final destination of the legendary American highway - Los Angeles. Arrival in Santa Monica where the historic Route 66 ends on Santa Monica Boulevard. Santa Monica is one of the oldest and largest vacation centers in L.A. Have a good time being a tourist in Hollywood and the famous Chinese Theatre, Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, and much more. Return the motorcycle. Accommodation.
Day 15 Los Angeles
Transfer to the airport.
