August’s US Route 6 Location of Interest
A new month means another opportunity to discover something special along Historic US Route 6.
Each month, the US Route 6 Tourist Association selects a Location of Interest to introduce travelers to one of the places, attractions, businesses, historic sites, museums, or communities that help make a journey along Historic US Route 6 memorable.
August’s Location of Interest is ready to give you another reason to explore.
What Will You Discover in August?
One of the best parts of traveling Historic US Route 6 is discovering the places you did not expect to find.
Sometimes it is a museum preserving an important chapter of local history. Sometimes it is a family-owned business that has become part of its community. It could be a historic landmark, scenic destination, unusual roadside attraction, or a place with a story worth sharing.
That’s what our monthly Location of Interest feature is all about.
We want travelers to look beyond the highway and discover the people, places, history, and communities that make Historic US Route 6 much more than a line on the map.
Check Out August’s Location of Interest
Where are we taking you this month?
There’s one easy way to find out.
Visit the US Route 6 Tourist Association homepage and look for the August Location of Interest.
Visit the US Route 6 Tourist Association:
https://route6tour.com
You may discover a destination to add to your next road trip, learn a story you have never heard before, or find another reason to spend some time exploring Historic US Route 6.
3,652 Miles of Places to Discover
Historic US Route 6 stretches 3,652 miles from the waterfront in Long Beach, California, to Provincetown, Massachusetts, connecting communities across 14 states.
Along the way are countless museums, historic sites, locally owned businesses, scenic destinations, downtown districts, landmarks, and unexpected places waiting to be discovered.
Our monthly Location of Interest is one way the US Route 6 Tourist Association helps bring attention to those places and the communities surrounding them.
What Should We Feature Next?
We would also like to hear from you.
Do you know a special place along Historic US Route 6 that more travelers should discover?
Tell us about your favorite museum, historic site, local business, attraction, scenic stop, or community landmark. Your recommendation could help introduce travelers to a future Location of Interest.
For now, head over to the US Route 6 Tourist Association homepage and discover what’s waiting for you this August.
Your next Historic US Route 6 discovery could be just one stop away.
Subscribe today and let Route 6 come to you, one story at a time.
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