Route 66 - San Bernardino to the 'End of the Trail'

How many people get to spend their birthday overnight in a concrete wigwam? A night in a concrete wigwam? Weird, right? It wasn’t as weird and novel as I figured it would be. It was, indeed, a concrete conical structure that resembled a teepee, and the inside was tiny and roundish, but we were so tuckered out from a long day of Route 66-ing, it didn’t really register that we were in an unusual, iconic Route 66 accommodation. We didn’t even manage to go out for dinner for David’s birthday as planned. We supped on Wheat Thins, hummus, and chips and called it good. But I did take a few pics, so you can peek inside in case you’re interested in staying or just curious. View fullsize Wigwam Motel since 1949 View fullsize Wigwam Route 66 display View fullsize The rooms are described as 'cozy' View fullsize A vintage panel truck adds to the ambiance. We were up early and back on the Mother Road by 0700. The route today would be less than 100 miles, but you know how we travel… slowly… and…