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Episode 28 - Cheyenne & Sayre

In this episode, the RoadTripOK crew learns about the unique Native American history in the area at both a working ranch and a battlefield site before heading to The Brick for some culinary delights.

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The visitor center at the Washita Battlefield National Historic Site, near Cheyenne. Photo by Lori Duckworth.

Washita Battlefield National Historic Site

The Washita Battlefield National Historic Site marks the location of Lt. Col. George A. Custer's November 27, 1868 surprise attack on the Southern Cheyenne village of Peace Chief Black Kettle. Nestled along the Washita River, the Washita ...

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The RoadTripOK crew learns about some unique Native American history at the Flying W Guest Ranch in Sayre and a historic battlefield site in this episode.

Stay at the Flying W Guest Ranch in Sayre for a true Western lodging experience in the Oklahoma countryside.

Plan on staying a weekend, holiday or longer in one of the Flying W Guest Ranch's small but intimate cabins that sleep two to four guests.

Savor views of the Oklahoma countryside and many authentic reminders of the special destinations along the Great Western Cattle Trail of the 1800s at this ranch.

Explore nature and learn about the history of this place with Burl Stricker at the Flying W Guest Ranch in Sayre for an authentic Western stay in the beautiful Oklahoma countryside.

Historic excavations at the Flying W Guest Ranch revealed the remains of an estimated 800 bison from the era of Plains Indians, who once herded bison over cliffs there for food.

Test your roping skills in the rodeo arena, fish in one of the well-stocked ponds, ride a mechanical bucking bull or spend the day as a real working cowboy on a cattle drive.

The Flying W Guest Ranch in Sayre offers a variety of activities and entertainment for guests of all ages.

Kick back and watch the cattle and buffalo herds graze while you explore relics like this old train car at the Flying W Guest Ranch in Sayre.

The fully furnished, fully equipped lodge can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests. RV, tent and campsites can be reserved year-round.

Nestled along the Washita River, the Washita Battlefield stands as a nationally significant and protected area.

The site highlights the US government's 1800s Indian policy, as well as the Cheyenne's struggle to maintain control of their traditional homelands.

This site marks the location of Lt. Col. George A. Custer's November 27, 1868 dawn attack on the Southern Cheyenne village of Peace Chief Black Kettle.

A self-guided trail around the site spans 1.5 miles and is open to visitors from dawn to dusk.

Visit with Kevin Mohr during a ranger-led tour.

The Cheyenne village of Peace Chief Black Kettle had several key leaders that you'll learn about in the museum.

Browse through the Western National Parks Association bookstore at the visitor's center.

Learn about the Cheyenne people, culture and tribal communities.

The resourceful Cheyenne made use of all parts of a buffalo following a hunt for food.

The Washita Battlefield National Historic Site is also a place of remembrance and reflection for those who lived and died here.

Enjoy breathtaking views of the Washita River Valley from the visitor center and Hwy 47A overlook area.

Head to The Brick in Sayre for delicious drinks, desserts and more.

Located in a renovated downtown building in historic Sayre, this modern coffee shop features a comfortable coffee bar and lounge area perfect for meeting up with friends.

The cupcakes are a must-try item at this local hot spot.

Relax with your favorite coffee drink in the lounge at The Brick.

This classic soup and sandwich combo is a delicious favorite at The Brick.

Two nights a week, you can order up the Kansas City Pork shank paired with red-skin garlic mashed potatoes and French green beans.

Grab a glass of wine or beer and nosh on freshly baked pretzel sticks with cheese.

The salad and soup combo is perfect for a light lunch.

Check out weekly specials available at The Brick.

Share a slice of pizza and a bottle of wine during a date night at The Brick in Sayre.

You'll find something for a variety of cravings at this charming cafe in Sayre.

Choose from a wine and beer list for the perfect pairing for your meal.

Enjoy an intimate meal or refreshing cup of hot or iced coffee at The Brick in Sayre.

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