Route 66 was officially decommissioned in 1985, but that doesn’t stop modern-day road trippers from making the journey today. But, with limited signage and many original paths no longer in existence, finding your way isn’t quite as easy as hopping in your car and heading straight west (or east). If you’re road tripping through Texas, you need a Route 66 Texas Map to help you guide your way.
Our Route 66 Texas map contains over 100 of the best stops in the state. From Shamrock to Amarillo to the midpoint in Adrian, you’ll find everything you will want to see, eat, do, and experience on the historic Mother Road.
We’ve mapped out all the biggest and best roadside attractions, landmarks, visitor centers, museums, parks, outdoor activities, tours, excursions, classic service stations, shops, restaurants, diners, vintage motels, and other iconic stops on this Texas map of Route 66.
Each stop on this Texas Route 66 map is marked with an address (some are approximate), a photo, and a link that you can follow to find more information. Plus, if you have the Google Maps app installed on your mobile phone, the downloadable link will open directly in the app so you can easily see what stop is coming up next and get real time directions to your next stop.
Explore the map below to find inspiration for items to add to your road trip itinerary or load it on your phone to find all the best attractions near you!
Want to plan your own Texas Route 66 road trip? Browse our directory of Texas Route 66 attractions.
Route 66 Texas Map
Explore our map of Route 66 in Texas below. For easy browsing it is categorized and color-coded by category: roadside attraction, dining, landmark, museum, outdoors, mural/sign, accommodation, shopping, and tour/excursion.
Paper Route 66 Maps
On a road trip you never know when you’ll hit a stretch of bad cell reception or deplete your phone’s battery from taking photo after photo. So, when it comes to navigation, it is always good to have a backup. Grab a road-ready map or atlas that you can actually unfold, mark up, and take with you to navigate Texas Route 66.
Route 66 Map Set
A must-have purchase for your Route 66 road trip is a set of these Here It Is! Route 66 Map Series paper maps. The packaged set of eight fold-out road maps contains one for every state on The Mother Road and provides an easy to follow route that leads you straight to some of the best points of interest on the way.
Official Map of the Route 66 Centennial
The Official Map of the Route 66 Centennial, produced by Rand McNally in partnership with the Route 66 Centennial Commission, is the definitive guide to the Mother Road’s 100th anniversary in 2026. This foldable 28” x 40” paper map highlights essential Route 66 stops while blending practical navigation with rich history, hidden lore, and expert travel tips. Integrated QR codes connect travelers to official Centennial events, festivals, and celebrations happening along the entire route.
Rand McNally 2026 Road Atlas
Created to celebrate the USA’s 250th anniversary and Route 66’s 100th year, the Rand McNally 2026 Road Atlas introduces brand-new editorial content, including 11 original culinary road trips showcasing America’s regional flavors. Partnerships with Atlas Obscura and acclaimed chefs add off-the-beaten-path discoveries and insider food itineraries, making this atlas both a practical planning tool and an inspiration for the open road.
All Route 66 Maps
Driving the rest of The Mother Road? Explore these maps for every state on Route 66:
- Full Map of Route 66 Attractions
- Illinois Route 66 Map
- Missouri Route 66 Map
- Kansas Route 66 Map
- Oklahoma Route 66 Map
- New Mexico Route 66 Map
- Arizona Route 66 Map
- California Route 66 Map
- All Interactive Route 66 Maps
Want to Create Your Own Custom Route 66 Map?
Learn how to map out every nostalgic stop from Illinois to California with a custom Google map you can use right from your phone.
