Travel 56 miles along the Natchez Trace Parkway from Jackson to Kosciusko, Mississippi. Discover scenic reservoir views, forested byways, and historic roadside stops along this tranquil drive through central Mississippi.
🕰️ Historic Alignment
Follow the path of history with the Historic Alignment tag, featuring road segments that trace original U.S. highway alignments no longer used today.
The 🕰️ Historic Alignment tag is used for segments of highway that follow a former or original route of a major U.S. highway—often bypassed, decommissioned, or rerouted over time. These alignments may include old pavement, narrow bridges, vintage signage, or remnants of once-thriving roadside towns.
These routes are valuable for their connection to highway history and often appeal to travelers interested in nostalgia, Americana, or the evolution of U.S. road infrastructure. They may no longer carry heavy traffic but still offer a glimpse into the past.
Routes Tagged: 🕰️ Historic Alignment
Historic Route 66: Clinton Oklahoma
Join us on a delightful 5-mile drive along Historic Route 66 through Clinton, Oklahoma. This nostalgic journey takes us from rural landscapes into charming downtown Clinton, past the famous Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, and concludes at Interstate 40. Experience classic Ame…
Arkansas Highway 365: North Little Rock
Explore a 2.4-mile stretch of Arkansas Highway 365 through North Little Rock, from I-40 in Levy to the edge of the Arkansas River. This brief but dynamic drive passes historic neighborhoods, industrial corridors, and the Union Pacific Rail Yard, capturing the spirit of …
Historic Route 66: Tulsa – Oklahoma
Cruise 20 miles across Tulsa, Oklahoma along Historic Route 66—from Catoosa’s edge to Oakhurst. Explore this storied road through urban neighborhoods, vintage landmarks, and the Arkansas River crossing on Southwest Boulevard.
Oklahoma Highway 66: Catoosa to Tulsa
Explore a short but iconic stretch of Historic Route 66 from Catoosa to Tulsa, Oklahoma, starting at the Blue Whale and ending near Admiral Avenue. This 3-mile drive blends roadside Americana with modern Oklahoma charm.
Historic Route 66: Springfield – Missouri
Explore a two-mile stretch of Historic Route 66 through Springfield, Missouri, featuring downtown landmarks, the Birthplace of Route 66 Roadside Park, and the city’s iconic square where the journey began.
Historic Route 66: Lebanon – Missouri
Cruise through the heart of Lebanon, Missouri, on a 3-mile stretch of Historic Route 66. From Millcreek Road to Springfield Road, this short segment captures the charm of small-town America along the old Mother Road.
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Missouri Supplemental Route Z: Powellville to St. Robert [Hooker Cut – Rt 66]
Travel Missouri Route Z from Powellville to St. Robert and discover Hooker Cut, Devils Elbow, and classic Route 66 charm. This short but scenic drive offers engineering history, river views, and quirky roadside attractions.
Interstate 44: Rolla to Doolittle – Missouri
Drive 5 scenic miles along Interstate 44 from Rolla to Doolittle, Missouri—following a historic segment of Route 66 through the northern Ozarks. Explore rolling hills, historic connections, and small-town charm on this short but meaningful drive.
Historic Route 66: Rolla – Missouri
Take a ride through the heart of Rolla, Missouri on Historic Route 66. This 6-mile drive showcases classic Americana, quirky attractions like Stonehenge, and a university town that bridges old and new.
Historic Route 66: Stanton to Sullivan – Missouri
Cruise along a quiet five-mile segment of Historic Route 66 from Stanton to Sullivan, Missouri. This scenic byway parallels I-44 and offers a glimpse of classic Americana, from Meramec Caverns to the outskirts of small-town life.
Historic Route 66: Allenton to Gray Summit – Missouri
Cruise 9 miles of Historic Route 66 from Allenton to Gray Summit, Missouri, past Six Flags, Pacific’s downtown, and rolling Ozark foothills—an iconic blend of nostalgia and natural beauty paralleling I-44.