Route 66 Road Trip | TravelOK.com

Oklahoma boasts hundreds of museums, and many of them are nestled along the Mother Road — from the Stafford Air & Space Museum in Weatherford to the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum in Sapulpa.

Ready for 400+ miles of kid-sized
adventures? Visit a fun museum or play hide and seek in a 7-foot-tall corn maze. Enter the mouth of a smiling blue whale — then escape completely unscathed. And what kid wouldn’t love choosing from 700+ soda flavors?

Get a taste of roaring ‘20s life by touring the Coleman Theatre, built in the era of vaudeville and silent films. Or tour Arcadia’s noteworthy Round Barn, constructed in 1898. Motorcyclists will love the Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum, housing over 65 motorcycles that date from 1908 to the present.

Where you eat on your road trip can make or break the experience. Load up on Route 66 staples like barbecue and chicken-fried steak at these iconic spots!

On a hunt for charming roadside attractions? Track down fun photo ops and historic sites on your next trek through Oklahoma. Here, you’ll find everything from a Totem Pole Park to a 76-foot Golden Driller.

Explore a slew of strange statues, off-the-wall attractions, one-of-a-kind photo ops and wonderful pit stops. Consider this your road map!

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Ready for 400+ miles of kid-sized adventures? Visit a fun museum or play hide and seek in a 7-foot-tall corn maze. Enter the mouth of a smiling blue whale — then escape completely unscathed. And what kid wouldn’t love choosing from 700+ soda flavors?

400+ Miles of
Mother Road Magic

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Did you know Oklahoma boasts the longest drivable stretch of historic Route 66? And it possesses a charm like no other highway, thanks to enchanting small towns, winding curves, quirky landmarks, roadside diners and fascinating museums. Use this page as your trusty guide as you explore it for yourself.

Planning the Route 66 road trip of your dreams? Start here.