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MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide Missouri United States Highway #66 "Historical Route 66" Miles ITEM SUMMARY 0.0 Missouri/Illinois State Line Missouri/Illinois State Line, Historic Route #66 crosses the Mississippi River into Missouri over the Chain of Rocks Bridge, spans the Mississippi River on the north edge of St. Louis, Missouri. The Bridge carried the Historic Route #66 across for a time. Now the Newer Bridge on Interstate Highway #270 is used for vehicular traffic. This is where the Old Historic U.S.Route #66 used to begin its entry into Missouri. Altitude: 433 feet 5.5 New Chain of Rocks Bridge The New Chain of Rocks Bridge, a pair of bridges across the Mississippi River, originally served as a bypass for the Historic Route #66, It now carries traffic for Interstate #270. Altitude: 400 feet 6.0 Riverview Drive Take a left turn on to Riverview Drive, leaving Interstate Highway #270, to continue driving on Historic Route #66 along the Mississipi River. Altitude: 440 feet 6.2 Old Chain of Rocks Bridge Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, that carried Old Historic Route #66 across Mississippi River, The Bridge had a 22 degree bend in the middle to facilitate navigation on the river. Altitude: 436 feet 7.6 Spring Garden Drive: Spring Garden Drive, Glasgow Village, Missouri, a community in St. Glasgow Village, MO Louis County, Missouri, Chain of Rocks, Riverview, Missouri, a village in St. Louis County, Missouri, Altitude: 433 feet 8.9 Scranton Avenue: Scranton Avenue, Cementland, Bellefontaine Neighbors, Missouri, a Bellefontaine Neighbors city in St. Louis County, Missouri, located along the Historic Route #66 on the Missouri side of the Mississippi River. Altitude: 433 feet 9.8 N Broadway /N 3rd Street N Broadway / N 3rd Street, Take a left turn to N Broadway/N3rd Street on which the Route #66 ran. Moline Acres, a city in St. Louis County, Missouri, Castle Point, Missouri, Bellefontaine Neighbors, Missouri, Bellefontaine Conservation located nearby Area, located nearby. Altitude: 433 feet 11.6 Calvary Avenue Route #66 turns right on to Calvary Avenue, running across Calvary Cemetery, Bellefontaine Cemetery, and the Roman Catholic Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri are adjacent burial grounds, which have numerous historic and extravagant tombstones and mausoleums. Altitude: 440 feet 12.4 Florissant Avenue Florissant Avenue, connects with Interstate Highway #70 which the historic route #66 runs on. Altitude: 509 feet 13.4 O'Fallon Park, MO O'Fallon Park, Community of O'Fallon Park, Missouri, Altitude: 459 feet 15.0 Exit 247: Fairgrounds, MO Exit 247, E Grand Avenue, Fairgrounds, Missouri, Fairgrounds Park, Robison Field, former Major League Baseball park in St. Louis, Missouri. St. Louis Riverfront, The Merchants Bridge, a rail bridge crossing the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri, Altitude: 456 feet 15.7 Exit 248A: McKinley Exit 248A, The McKinley Bridge, a steel truss bridge across the Bridge Mississippi River, connecting northern portions of the city of St. Louis, Missouri with Venice, Illinois. Altitude: 449 feet 16.5 Exit 248C: St. Louis Place, Exit 248C, St.Louis Avenue, N Florissant Avenue, Crown Candy MO Kitchen, a restaurant located on St. Louis Avenue in the Old North St. Louis neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. St. Louis Place, Missouri, a neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. Altitude: 443 feet Page 1/25 PDF Document Generated on 2019-May-12 Copyright 2019, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 17.9 Exit 250A: Dr Martin Altitude: 469 feet Luther King Bridge 18.3 Exit 250B: N Memorial Altitude: 472 feet Drive 18.8 Exit 209A: Poplar Street Exit 209A, The Poplar Street Bridge, a deck girder bridge across the Bridge Mississippi River between St. Louis, Missouri and East St. Louis, Illinois. The MacArthur Bridge over the Mississippi River between St. Louis, Missouri and East St. Louis, Illinois, a truss bridge. Altitude: 446 feet 20.4 Exit 290: Gravois Avenue Exit 290, Route #66 leaves Interstate Highway #44 and #55 and continues its run on State Route #30/Gravois Avenue, Lafayette Square, a neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri, Soulard, a historic French neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri. Altitude: 489 feet 21.9 Arsenal Street Arsenal Street, Tower Grove Park, a municipal park in the City of Saint Louis, Missouri. Seiwa-en, a Japanese strolling garden located in the Missouri Botanical Garden, St Louis, Missouri. The Missouri Botanical Garden, a botanical garden located in St. Louis, Missouri. Southwest Garden, Missouri, a neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. Benton Park, Missouri, a neighborhood in eastern St. Louis, Missouri. Community of Benton Park West, Missouri. Altitude: 571 feet 22.8 S Grand Boulevard S Grand Boulevard, Community of Gravois Park, Missouri, Gravois Park, Shaw, Missouri, a neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri, lies north along S Grand Boulevard, Dutchtown, Missouri, a neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. It was the southern center of German settlement in St. Louis, Missouri. Altitude: 554 feet 23.5 Chippewa Street/State Take a right turn on to Chippewa Street, State Route #366, to continue Route #366 to drive Historic Route #66. Altitude: 476 feet 24.4 S Kingshighway Blvd S Kingshighway Boulevard, Southampton, a neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri. St. Louis Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center, Southwest Garden, a neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. Altitude: 486 feet 25.6 Hampton Avenue: Hampton Avenue, Hampton Village Shopping Center, Francis Park, St. Shopping Center Louis Hills, a neighborhood in St. Louis, Missouri. Tilles Park Altitude: 482 feet 27.1 Mackenzie Road : Mckenzie Road, Mackenzie, Missouri, a village in St. Louis County, McKenzie, MO Missouri, Affton, Missouri, a community/inner-ring suburb of St. Louis, located in St. Louis County, Missouri, Altitude: 476 feet 28.7 S Laclede Station Road Altitude: 528 feet 31.3 Sappington Road: Altitude: 636 feet Crestwood, MO 32.4 Intersection : Kirkwood, Intersection United States Highway #67/61/50, S Kirkwood Road, MO Kirkwood, Missouri, an inner-ring suburb/Community of St. Louis, located in St. Louis County, Missouri. Concord, Missouri, a community in St. Louis County, Missouri, Altitude: 663 feet 33.1 Watson Road : Park and Watson Road, Route #66 joins Interstate Highway #44 near here. Museum Laumeier Sculpture Park and Museum, Meramec Community College, Community of Kirkwood, Missouri, Emmenegger Nature Park, Possum Woods Conservation Area, located at the Intersection of Interstate #270 with Interstate #44. Altitude: 614 feet Page 2/25 PDF Document Generated on 2019-May-12 Copyright 2019, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 34.5 Exit 275 : Soccer Park Exit 275, N Hwy Drive, Soccer Park Road, The Anheuser-Busch Center, also known as Soccer Park, one of the premier sports and conference facilities in the St. Louis area, located in Fenton, Missouri, a southwest suburb of St. Louis. Altitude: 436 feet 35.4 Exit 274A: N Highway Exit 274A, N Highway Drive, St. Louis College Health Career, Bowles Drive Avenue, Lakewood Golf Course, SSM St. Clare Health Center, Sanford Brown College, Altitude: 436 feet 37.0 Exit 272 : Intersection State Community of Peerless Park, MO. North to Buder Park, Valley Park, Route #141 Missouri, Altitude: 502 feet 41.1 Exit 289 : Tyson Research Exit 289, Antire Road, The Tyson Research Center, a field station of Center Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, West Tyson County Park, Lone Elk Reservoir, Lone Elk County Park, located just off Historic Route #66, Present Interstate Highway #44/U.S.Route #50. Altitude: 643 feet 43.5 N Outer Road : Times A right turn on to N Outer Road, to drive on Hitoric Route #66 to Times Beach, MO Beach, Missouri, was a small town in St. Louis County, Missouri, The town was completely evacuated early in 1983 due to a dioxin scare. Altitude: 482 feet 44.6 Times Beach, MO Times Beach, Missouri, a small town, completely evacuated. Route 66 State Park, Altitude: 436 feet 48.9 Exit 254 : Eureka, MO Exit 254, State Highway #109/Highway W, Eureka, Missouri, a city located in St. Louis County, Missouri, Six Flags St. Louis, amusement park is located here in Eureka, Missouri. Twin River Park, Community of Hoene Spring, Missouri, Young Conservation Area, Wild Canid Survival & Research, Eureka Hills Branch Public Library, Glencoe, Missouri, was a community in western St. Louis County, Missouri, Rockwoods Reservation, Altitude: 509 feet 52.1 Allerton Road : Six Flags Allerton Road, Old Historic U.S.Route #66, takes a left turn on to Over Mid-America Business Route Interstate Hwy #44, which runs through Pacific, Missouri. Six Flags St. Louis (formerly known as Six Flags Over Mid-America), an amusement park located in Eureka, Missouri, along the Allerton Road, near Rockwoods Tower Site, Mr. Freeze, a steel roller coaster at Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka, Missouri, The Boss, a wooden roller coaster at Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka, Missouri. Ranked among the top 5 wooden coasters in America, Altitude: 509 feet 56.5 1st Street : Pacific, MO 1st Street, Pacific, Missouri, a city in Franklin and St. Louis Counties in Missouri. Pacific Pallisades Conservation Area lies on the Meremac River, southeast of Pacific, Missouri. Catawissa Conservation Area, Altitude: 486 feet 61.1 Pineturn Loop Road: Pineturn Loop Road, Missouri Botanical Garden, Shaw Nature Reserve, Missouri Botanical Garden formerly known as Shaw Arboretum, a private nature reserve located in Gray Summit, Missouri, Altitude: 673 feet 61.5 Robertsville Road : State Robertsville Road, Robertsville State Park, located here in Robertsville, Park Missouri, a community in Franklin County, Missouri, located southwest of Pacific, Missouri. Altitude: 689 feet 63.0 State Route #100 Historic Route #66 continues its run on Old Missouri 100, along Interstate Highway #44, leaving State Route #100, Community of The Diamonds, Missouri, Villa Ridge, Missouri, a community in Franklin County, Missouri, located nearby.
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