A Route 66 road trip doesn't have to be an expensive one...
Here are our tips for doing the bucket list trip on a budget!
Mom and Pop motels are great for keeping costs down
You'll also help local businesses who love the road and its history. Win win!
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If you're renting a car then check out comparison sites for the best deals
Don't forget to include one way drop off fees when calculating - it's often cheaper than rushing back to your origin
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Local cafes and restaurants are also budget friendly
Or you can pack a picnic each day and enjoy it at one of the many roadside stops
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Much of what makes Route 66 interesting are the roadside attractions..
it's free to stop, take pictures and learn about the history of the area!
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There are many outdoor places to go for a hike
Even the Petrified Forest National Park has a low entry fee, but many spots are free to enjoy
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There are so many wonderful, free or low cost museums too
Almost always run by so many friendly people - if you can donate to keep them running!
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Don't feel like you have to do the whole road at once
Yes it's nice to go from one end to the other, but you'll still have a great time even if limited to one or two states
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For some more tips for doing Route 66 on a budget + a look at what we spent on our trip... SWIPE UP to see our blog post...
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