When traveling via RV, you never know what kind of adventure you’ll find. The American roadways are filled with great sights and off the beaten path side shops, but out of all the U.S. highways, there isn’t one that is known more for its roadside attractions than the famed Route 66. Running from Chicago to California, this historic route was a prime choice for travelers making their way across the country during the ‘40s and ‘50s. It became a breeding ground for quirky attractions, such as the World’s Biggest Bottle of Ketchup, and drew in tourists with its tasty American food joints. Following its initial shut down in 1985, the iconic route is now open to the public once again, along with many of its popular shops and restaurants. Plan a trip along the legendary Route 66 for your next RV outing and experience a slice of American history.