Arcadia may be a small town, but it has a huge claim to fame as a Route 66 hot spot not far from Oklahoma City. Travelers up and down the Mother Road make it a point to stop at the architecturally significant Round Barn and POPS just minutes away from each other in Arcadia.
Built in 1898, the Round Barn was restored in 1992 after standing for 90 years. Marvel at the only barn of its kind with a perfectly round circumference, which is still one of the most photographed attractions along Route 66.
Part gas station, part diner and part architectural marvel, POPS has a sleek modern design and serves over 600 different types of soda. Have fun picking out your favorites and take a few flavors to try on the road as you head back out on Route 66. In the summer, stop at Crestview Farms for u-pick berries and certified organic produce as the perfect end to your family friendly trip to Arcadia.
Running from west of Tulsa to the north OKC Metro, the Midpoint Corridor is one of the country’s most iconic stretches of Route 66. In order to celebrate this unique part of the Mother Road, 11 cities have joined forces to showcase the many sights, sounds and flavors that travelers can experience along the way.
Travel down Oklahoma’s stretch of Route 66 and find quirky stops, kitschy photo-ops and unique destinations along the way.
Immerse yourself in the history, culture and novelty of Route 66 by visiting the top attractions on Oklahoma's stretch of the Mother Road.
Route 66 in Oklahoma connects two of Oklahoma's largest cities: Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Along this nostalgic 90-mile stretch you'll encounter remnants of the past, as well as unique attractions that are just as busy now as they were in the Mother Road's heyday.
Get your motor running with a day trip from Oklahoma City suburb Edmond to Tulsa. This fun motorcycle cruise can be completed one-way or round-trip with plenty of time left for visiting Route 66 icons along the way.
Hop on your motorcycle, put your kickstand up and discover five of the best routes for motorcycles in eastern Oklahoma.
