Identity summary
3 to 6 days
Spring · Summer · Autumn · Winter
Recommended car
Heritage · Countryside · City
Good accessibility
Sweet rhythm
General presentation
Route 66 en Oklahoma
Historical ribbon of motels, dinners, signs and small towns crossing the state from east to west.
The discovery of Route 66 in Oklahoma is based around Route 66 Museum Clinton, Pops Arcadia and Blue Whale of Catoosa. The stay thus alternates between heritage, countryside and urban life, which gives a concrete picture of the destination beyond its only best known site.
See all
For a stay of 3 to 6 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: variable influx depending on the season. A car is usually the easiest way to connect the different sectors. The main sites are generally easy to access.
Strengths and constraints
Strengths
- Route 66 Museum Clinton
- Pops Arcadia
- Blue Whale of Catoosa
Before you choose
- Variable frequency depending on season
- Parking to anticipate in the center
Places worth visiting
A selection to start dreaming and organizing the stay — not an exhaustive list of everything there is to see.
Culture and heritage
Route 66 Museum Clinton
The Route 66 Museum of Clinton traces the road by decades, with cars, signs, gas stations, music and travel objects. The stage design plays on the nostalgia of the American bitumen without being limited to the clichés, showing also the motels, dinners and families launched towards the West.
Place indismissible
Pops Arcadia
Pops Arcadia The walls covered with sodas of all colours turn a fuel stop and burger into a very typical photo stop, especially fun at daylightfall. The walls of the wall are also very bright, and the walls are very bright.
Place indismissible
Blue Whale of Catoosa
The Blue Whale of Catoosa is one of these fantastic stops that have made the reputation of Route 66. Located on the edge of a pond, the great blue whale evokes the old family roadside attractions, with footbridges, open mouth and photographs voluntarily kitsch.
Place indismissible
Round Barn Arcadia
The Round Barn d'Arcadia is distinguished by its circular silhouette and red roof, visible from Route 66. Inside, the curved frame impresses as much as the road memories exposed, and the stop tells a form of rural ingenuity become symbol of American travel.
Practical tips
This information helps know if the destination matches the planned trip before starting a fuller search.
To go further
More activities
Restaurants, walks, culture, leisure and outings to search without leaving the destination card.
The nearest destinations
The closest ideas on the map, to extend your trip.
Escaped to discover
Tallgrass Prairie et Pawhuska
Oklahoma, 🇺🇸 United States of America
Discover this ideaSimilar destinations
Same landscapes and the same pace of travel, elsewhere in the world.
