Amarillo to Albuquerque

Distance: 286 Miles / 460kms

Howdy partner and welcome to the great Amarillo - a mix of the old & the new Wild West America, where almost every public space of the city has horse statues. Put on your cowboy hat & boots, explore the city, eat a typical Texas Steak and embrace your inner-cowboy. Grab a beer at the Golden Light Cantina, visit Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum (because we like RV’s & Campervans, right?!), have a look at the cool Cadillac Ranch (psychedelic Cadillac in the ground, it’s awesome!) and finish your visit with a game at the Lights off Golf.

Iconic Stops Along the Way...

Blue Hole of Santa Rosa, Santa Rosa, NM
Under the warm New-Mexican sun, you will want to cool yourself in the 80ft deep, clear, dark blue diving hole of Santa Rosa!

Wildlife West Nature Park, Edgewood, NM
If you’re interested in seeing and learning about rescued wildlife, the Wildlife West Nature Park organisation is worth the stop - over 20 species of native New Mexican animals including cougars, wolves, bear, elk & more.

Musical Highway on Route 66, Tijeras, NM
On route 66, there’s a section of road that plays music when you drive at the right speed on it - pretty awesome! It’s not Big Poppa’s music but it’s still impressive.

Other pointd of interest:
- Golden Light Cantina, Amarillo, TX
- Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, TX
- Tee Pee Curios, Tucumcari, NM
- Blue Swallow Motel, Tucumcari, NM
- Villanueva State Park, Santa Fe, NM

Albuquerque to Flagstaff

Distance: 325 Miles / 523kms

Albuquerque, New Mexico & the true Southwest awaits you. Albuquerque is a great destination full of natural wonders, native American culture and, of course, it’s famous for a popular tv-show - Little hint: Mr. White aka. Heisenberg! Indeed, you will have the chance to visit the city of our favourite drug dealer from Breaking Bad and eat at the Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant- you lucky bastard! Finally, don’t miss out on the Sandia Peak Tramway for an awesome selfie spot destination.

Iconic Stops Along the Way...

Painted Desert, Arizona (Petrified Forest National Park):
What happens when you drop thousands of gallons of paint in the middle of the desert? You get the kick-ass Painted Desert in the Petrified Forest National Park! This place is unimaginable and perfectly set-up for a picture with your psychedelic Wicked Camper - the Painted Desert is loco!

La Posada, Winslow, AZ:
This hotel has a traditional look that will charm you and make you want to dance a Fandango with someone sexy. This hotel was once also a train station and helped in the development of the west.

Meteor Crater, Winslow, AZ:
The meteor crater in Winslow is the world’s best-preserved meteorite impact site.

Other point of interest:
- Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico
- El Malpais National Monument, Grants, NM
- El Rancho Hotel and Motel, Gallup, NM
- Yellowhorse Trading Post, Lupton, AZ
- Blue Mesa Trail, Chambers, AZ

Flagstaff to Santa Monica

Distance: 480 Miles / 775kms

Located in the mountains of northern Arizona, Flagstaff is a cool mixture of culture, local breweries and hiking trails. Flagstaff also makes a great Homebase for attractions in the region, like the Chapel of the Holy Cross and Oak Creek Canyon (Sedona).

Iconic Stops Along the Way...

Santa Monica & Los Angeles, California

As you’ll overcome the various peak, you will begin to decent and see afar the Los Angeles’s skyscraper, and the vastness of the Pacific Ocean. After more than two thousand miles, your roadtrip will come to an end at beautiful Santa Monica, and the famous Santa Monica Pier where Route 66 officially finishes (Go get some shrimp at the Bubba Gump shrimp mate, you deserve it). Congratulations, you’ve just finished the greatest North-American road trip ever, you fucking Legend!