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Route 66: EZ66 Guide for Travelers
written by Jerry McClanahan
Studio : National Historic Route 66 Federation
by National Historic Route 66 Federation
Release Date : 2005-07-28
Publisher : National Historic Route 66 Federation
Released : 2005-07-28
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 9780970995148
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 40 reviews)
Our Price : $17.95
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Product Description |
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The EZ66 Guide For Travelers is the ultimate guide for finding and exploring the Route 66 driving from the WEST or the EAST. Its maps and directions are comprehensive yet easy to follow. The spiral bound guide stays open to the pages you are reading while you are driving. Also includes attractions, tips, other sources, and games. Convenient 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 200 page format. The guide is updated regularly. |
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EZ Guide, EZ Ride |
This guide worked great. If you email the author (email address in the guide), he'll send you updates.
Came with detailed maps, turn-by-turn directions for both eastbound and westbound driving, and points of interest. Guide has a spiral binding and just the right size for use on a road trip.
This guide made for a great, unforgettable, 3 week road trip during May/June 2008.
Thanks Jerry! |
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Great Book!! |
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We could not have followed route 66 without this book. Our vacation was absolutely wonderful and we stayed on the original route most of the way. |
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Get Your Kicks on Rt. 66 |
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Lots of information on what to see an do along Route 66. Maps are a little hard to follow. |
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Route 66 book purchased |
I am planning a Route 66 trip - back to the 50"s and 60"s.
Thanks for the book and the info in the book
Jayne |
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Driving The Road |
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I purchased "Route 66: EZ66 Guide For Travelers, I think mainly because of the spiral binding which it advertized would be easy to lay open as one was driving the road. I would say that was a plus. I drove the road with my wife from Ash Fork, AZ to Barstow, CA. It was a lot of fun and the EZ66 Guide was integral to the trip. It had larger section maps of the journey and smaller detail maps of tricky stretches. It's narratives provided valuable background information about each town along the way and fun descriptions like the berm between Essex and Amboy Calif where travelers have left messages using rocks and bottles, and the shoe tree near Amboy. Since this book was written in 2005 and 'bra' tree has now appeared down the road from the shoe tree. Fun stuff. I highly recommend this book for anyone planning a trip down the Mother Road. |
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