1. Climb the Blue Whale of Catoosa
This quirky roadside attraction is more than just a photo op! You can climb inside the whale and walk around, making it a nostalgic yet fun little adventure.
2. Explore Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park (Hinton)
Perfect for hiking, rappelling, and even camping in a striking red rock canyon—one of the most scenic spots along Route 66 in Oklahoma.
3. Get Lost in the Sand Dunes at Little Sahara State Park (Waynoka)
If you love off-roading, rent an ATV or bring your own to ride the massive dunes. This is one of the most adrenaline-pumping spots in the state!
4. Climb and Explore Gloss Mountain State Park (Fairview)
The shimmering selenite-covered hills here are great for hiking. The views from the top are stunning, and the terrain is unique for Oklahoma.
5. Walk the Historic Route 66 Bridge Over the Canadian River (Bridgeport)
An old-school adventure—walk this long, historic bridge for a nostalgic piece of Mother Road history with amazing river views.
6. Visit the Haunted Fort Reno (El Reno)
If you’re into ghost hunting, Fort Reno is rumored to be one of the most haunted places in Oklahoma. Nighttime tours are available for those brave enough!
7. Zipline Over the Canadian River at LexFun (Lexington)
For thrill-seekers, this zipline offers an epic ride over the Canadian River—something you wouldn’t expect along Route 66!
8. Kayak or Paddleboard on Lake Overholser (Oklahoma City)
Route 66 passes right by this lake, where you can rent a kayak or paddleboard for some time on the water.
9. Hike Through Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness (Tulsa)
This rugged urban trail system is a great place for hiking, mountain biking, or trail running, offering a surprising escape right off Route 66.
10. Ride the Route 66 Roller Coaster at Frontier City (Oklahoma City)
For a classic thrill ride, head to Frontier City and hop on the Route 66-themed roller coaster.