PDR Heritage Roads

Curated story-driven travel apps for America's historic roads

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Travel the Historic Roads

Deeply researched sites • Professional narration • Classic vehicle imagery • Favorites mapping • In-app navigation

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Route 66 Centennial Guide

• Illinois • Missouri • Kansas • Oklahoma • Texas • New Mexico • Arizona • California

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285 historically significant sites across 8 states, with professional audio narration, 4K AI-generated period imagery featuring classic vehicles, favorites mapping, and full navigation.

Download on the App Store Route 66 historic highway
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Pacific Coast Highway Almanac

• Washington • Oregon • Northern California • Southern California

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124 historically significant sites across Washington, Oregon, and California — the full Pacific Coast Highway from the Olympic Peninsula to San Diego, with every lighthouse, sea stack, mission, and scenic overlook, and the same richly researched narrative and narration.

Download on the App Store Pacific Coast Highway
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Natchez Trace: An Ancient Road

• Tennessee • Alabama • Mississippi

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60 historically significant sites along one of America's oldest roads — once walked by Chickasaw and Choctaw nations, later by Kaintuck boatmen and Andrew Jackson's army. 444 miles of deep South history with professional narration and classic vehicle imagery.

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Lincoln Highway Guide

New York to San Francisco

Q4 2026

America's first coast-to-coast road, blazed in 1913. From Times Square to the Golden Gate, the landmarks, diners, and forgotten towns that shaped the nation's motoring heritage.

In Development
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Great River Road Guide

Minnesota to Louisiana

Q1 2027

Tracing the Mississippi River from its headwaters at Lake Itasca all the way to the Gulf. Riverside towns, Civil War sites, blues history, and the great river's ever-changing character.

In Development