Stretching from the intersection of Colorado Boulevard and Ocean Front Walk (the end of Route 66) to a spot above Santa Monica Bay, the Santa Monica Pier is the beach's most recognizable landmark.
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Why Route 66 is still the best way to see – and understand – AmericaI watched the sun set over the Santa Monica Pier and reflected on an epic journey on Route 66 – a road to the past with an eye to the future. The ultimate new nostalgia trip. Jacqui Agate was ...
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Historic Route 66 Attractions That Should Not Be MissedThe Santa Monica Pier is the official end of Route 66 and displays an “End of the Trail” signpost. The original structure was ...
While I’d driven many sections of Route 66 over the years, I had never tackled the entire 2,448 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica in one trip. For most Americans, carving out three weeks of ...
Very, very large: The Pacific Wheel, the solar-powered Ferris wheel at Pacific Park on Santa Monica Pier, always marks the final night of December and the first evening of January in a big and ...
Stretching from the intersection of Colorado Boulevard and Ocean Front Walk (the end of Route 66) to a spot above Santa Monica Bay, the Santa Monica Pier is the beach's most recognizable landmark.
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