From an 88-year-old gas station owner to a beloved steakhouse, meet the people keeping Route 66's spirit alive.

Heat and humidity couldn’t take down the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race and its 45,000-plus runners, one of Atlanta’s ...

To make it around the planet, Elspeth didn’t rely on a modern, high-tech adventure touring machine. Instead, she used a ...

Held on America’s 250th birthday, this year’s Peachtree Road Race is going to be special!

It’s now July, which means schools from around the world are making final preparations for the Electrek American Solar ...

Stop by the vibrant Americana Motor Hotel, which goes above and beyond in its efforts to put the golden era of Route 66 in a time capsule. Make the 90-minute drive from Flagstaff to the South Rim of ...

USA TODAY reporters retrace iconic American journeys for the nation’s 250th and what they found says a lot about who we are now.

Everything is bigger in Texas—including its road trips. From the rugged peaks of West Texas and the towering canyons of Big ...

Route 66 became the most famous highway in the world partly due to good timing. Its heyday coincided with America’s cultural ...

ATLANTA — Running the Peachtree Road Race, the world's largest 10K, which got its modest start in 1970, typically means two challenges: hills and heat. Cardiac Hill will always be there midway through ...

Before Route 66 became a symbol of American road trips, it was the course for one of the country’s strangest endurance ...

Before Route 66, the Lincoln Highway connected New York and San Francisco, and ushered in the modern road trip.