Route 66 Adventure Handbook: Updated and Expanded Third Edition (Route 66 Series)

Route 66 Adventure Handbook: Updated and Expanded Third Edition (Route 66 Series) | Drew Knowles | Descent

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	Route 66 Adventure Handbook: Updated and Expanded Third Edition (Route 66 Series) Drew Knowles Santa Monica Press, 2006 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 23 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A guide to all the exuberance, splendor, and absurdity of Route 66, this reference includes details on the magnificent architecture, natural wonders, vintage motels and cafes, unique museums, offbeat attractions, fascinating artifacts and icons, and kitschy tourist traps that dot this famous stretch of road. Painstakingly researched, this resource provides information on how to locate unmarked portions of the old highway; contact information for Route 66 associations and local visitor bureaus; maps and other navigational aids; an index of all Route 66 towns; and anecdotes, trivia, attractions, and suggested side trips. From well-known hotspots to obscure, off-the-beaten-path destinations, this inspiring guide presents a wealth of information for both first-time adventurers and seasoned travelers. Also included is a foreword by David Knudson, Executive Director of the National Historic Route 66 Federation.

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Route 66 Adventure Handbook

I have read this book along with reading Route 66: EZ66 Guide for Travelers simultaneously. I find reading them together you get a little more information out of them. We are leaving for our trip in May and will bring both books with us. This book has a wealth of information and very easy to follow. I am very excited to take our trip because of all of the exciting information I have read about. The author has great experience and has driven this route many times. I feel confident we will have a wonderful trip.

Descent

This book was a disappointment to me, rather than being a step by step guide as you travel was more of a read through type book. Obviously good for reference but wouldn't be the only book I used for a trip. Good point of the book is the pictures, bad point is the lack of detailed maps.

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Route ^^ Adventure Handbook - Good Supplement

I have been planning a motorcycle trip on Route 66 for some time. Having collected several reference books, maps and DVDs, I was intrigued by this offering. I was surprised at the amount of points-of-interest information the author provided, however, this is certainly not a one-book-does-it-all piece. This is a great reference to have with you while traveling Route 66, or simply in deciding what you would like to see on your journey of the Mother Road. I will certainly take it with me on Route 66.

Sideshows of Route 66

The book contained a great amount of side trips along Route 66 that made the journey even more fun and adventurous. Follows the westbound route.

I used it as a companion to the Route 66 EZ Guide by Jerry McClanahan.

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The Road to Fun

This book is a lot of fun, whether you're planning a major road trip or just dipping in for a little armchair travel. Knowles writes with genuine enthusiasm for the history and the people of the Mother Road, but he keeps his focus on what's here, now. This is no endless list of sites for long-defunct motor courts. The Route 66 Adventure Handbook lets readers know there is life and, yes, adventure, on the old road yet.

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