Oklahoma

Oklahoma has a lot to offer! Here are some travel recommendations to help you plan your trip:

Nature and Outdoor Activities

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge: Located in southwest Oklahoma, this refuge is perfect for hiking, rock climbing, and wildlife viewing. You can see bison, elk, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

Turner Falls Park: Home to Oklahoma’s tallest waterfall at 77 feet, this park offers swimming, hiking, and camping opportunities.

Gloss Mountain State Park: Known for its shiny selenite crystals, this park is great for hiking and enjoying beautiful landscapes.

Cultural and Historical Sites

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum: Located in Oklahoma City, this museum showcases Western art, artifacts, and exhibits on cowboy culture.

Philbrook Museum of Art: In Tulsa, this museum features a diverse collection of art and beautiful gardens.

Cherokee Heritage Center: Learn about the history and culture of the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah.

Unique Attractions

Route 66: Drive along this historic highway and explore quirky roadside attractions like the Blue Whale of Catoosa and the Round Barn in Arcadia.

Pops 66 Soda Ranch: Located in Arcadia, this diner and gas station offers over 700 types of soda and a giant soda bottle sculpture.

State Parks

Roman Nose State Park: Named after a Cheyenne chief, this park offers hiking, golf, and beautiful canyon views.

Beavers Bend State Park: Located in southeastern Oklahoma, this park is great for fishing, boating, and hiking.

Events and Festivals

Tulsa State Fair: Held annually in late September to early October, this fair features rides, food, and entertainment.

Red Earth Festival: Celebrating Native American culture, this festival in Oklahoma City includes art, dance, and music.

Check out our recommendations on Trip Advisor to help plan your next trip or to book a tour. You can also use Yelp and Open Table for more ideas as well as restaurant reservations. More photos from our visit are posted on Instagram and Facebook.