Within the last decade, Route 66 has become a major, worldwide attraction. In fact, we estimate as high as 60% of those who travel the famous route today are from countries other than the US.

These travelers come to experience the exhilaration of the legendary road as it reaches across the vast deserts and soaring mountains. They step back in time as they enjoy the warm hospitality at the many diners and motels of years gone by. They browse through the hundreds of quaint shops and villages that haven't changed since the glory days of America's Main Street. Route 66 remains a 2,400 mile museum of early roadside Americana.
There is no better way to experience it than to ride it on a Harley; and there is no better way for Norwegians to ride it than with Trond and his group. He knows the Mother Road intimately and the many people who inhabit her. This experience and his ability to speak the Norwegian and English languages enable him to take you places you may never find on your own.

We encourage you to explore our legendary highway because, when you do, you will discover the real America.

David Knudson
Executive Director
National Historic Route 66 Federation