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Route 66 End Of The Trail. Route 66 End of Trail sign on the pier in Santa Monica, California Stock Photo Alamy See its classic "oldies": the Santa Monica Motel, the 1960s Wilshire service station, the Hotel California, the Dawn Motel - now Chez Jay and the former Penguin. California is the last state crossed by Route 66 (or the first if one chooses to go from west to east)

This unofficial sign supposedly disappeared in the sixties, when Route 66 shrank from Santa Monica to Pasadena, due to the interstate highway system replacing Route 66 throughout much of Los Angeles Route 66 End of the Trail Sign A sign at the end of the Santa Monica Pier marks the traditional end of the legendary American highway

Iconic Route 66 End of Trail Sign at Santa Monica Pier Stock Photo Alamy

highway (1926-1985), your trip wouldn't have ended at the Pacific Ocean In symbolic recognition of Route 66's end, the much-photographed "End of the Trail" sign at the Santa Monica Pier was installed in 2009 next to Pacific Park and one of Santa Monica Travel & Tourism's visitor center locations. It's much different than your average Route 66 shield sign

Route 66 End Of The Trail Santa Monica Pier Photograph by Gene Parks Fine Art America. Route 66 End of the Trail Sign A sign at the end of the Santa Monica Pier marks the traditional end of the legendary American highway I've splashed out on a seriously expensive ocean view room at the front of the hotel to celebrate completing Route 66.

View of shops and Route 66 End of Trail sign on Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, Los Angeles. In 2009, past CHR66A president Dan Rice trademarked, built, and placed Route 66's "End of the Trail" sign on the pier for Route 66's 83 rd birthday and in conjunction with his "66-to-Cali" store opening. See its classic "oldies": the Santa Monica Motel, the 1960s Wilshire service station, the Hotel California, the Dawn Motel - now Chez Jay and the former Penguin.