Route 66: An Accessible Guide to America's Most Iconic Road Trip is a warm, practical, and deeply inclusive resource for families who travel differently. Written by award-winning accessible travel writer and single mother of ten, Amy Tarpein, this guide blends emotional storytelling with real-world accessibility insights for travelers of all ages and abilities.

Inspired by her son Elijah's terminal diagnosis, Amy founded Elijah's Baby Bucket List, a nationally recognized movement dedicated to making travel possible for medically complex children, disabled travelers, caregivers, and an aging society. Her work has earned two Anthem Awards for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and her platform was named the Best Accessible Family Travel Blog in the U.S. for 2025.

This guide offers step-free routes, sensory-friendly stops, mobility-device considerations, and multi-generational travel strategies. From neon-lit diners to peaceful parks, historic museums to quirky roadside attractions, Amy shows families how to experience the Mother Road with dignity, confidence, and joy.

Perfect for caregivers, parents, grandparents, travelers with disabilities, and anyone seeking a more inclusive way to explore the world.