Things to Do

Route 66 Highway Tour – Carthage

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66 Drive-In Theatre on Route 66
Credit: Carthage CVB
Red Oak II off Route 66
Credit: Carthage CVB

One of the first concrete-paved portions of Missouri’s highway system was the stretch of road west of Carthage to Joplin, laid in 1920. In 1926, this route became part of Route 66.

Along the route today you find Kellogg Lake, Powers Museum, Carthage Municipal Park, Stone’s Throw Dinner Theatre, 66 Drive-In and the 1939 Boots Motel.

This is a step-on bus tour.

Information

Weekdays   8:30 am — 5:00 pm
402 S. Garrison
Carthage, MO 64836

Additional Information

Travelers With Disabilities Information
ADA Fully Compliant
Smoking Policy
Smoking Allowed Outdoors Only
Activities Within 10 Miles
Biking / Walking Trails
Fishing
Golf
Historic District
Parade
Cost Of Admission
Free Admission
General Interest Info
Open Year-round
Group Policy
Advance Contact Required
Guest Reservations Needed?
Reservations Not Required
Reservations Required
Pet Policy
Pets On Leash Allowed
Service Animals Welcome
Suitable For These Age Groups
All Ages
Types Of Payment Accepted
Cash
Personal Check
Organized Tour Type
Bus Tour