The best way to see the diverse landscape that makes up Oklahoma is by taking a drive through it.”
Photo By: Lori Duckworth
When you look up from behind the wheel on Highway 325 near Kenton, you'll be treated to some of the best views in Oklahoma.
Photo By: Kim Baker/Oklahoma Tourism
Get a view of the giant Pops bottle as you drive past Route 66 in Arcadia.
Photo By: John Jernigan/Oklahoma Tourism
A drive through Talimena is one of the most scenic drives in the state.
Photo By: Lisha Newman/Oklahoma Tourism
Scenic drives through Talimena can be the best part of your Oklahoma road trip.
Photo By: Michael Ives/Oklahoma Tourism
Experience an Oklahoma sunset from the road next to Beavers Bend State Park.
Photo By: Lori Duckworth
Whether you travel by car or bike, there’s no wrong way to drive through Oklahoma.
Photo By: Lori Duckworth
The best way to see the diverse landscape that makes up Oklahoma is by taking a drive through it.”
Photo By: Lori Duckworth
When you look up from behind the wheel on Highway 325 near Kenton, you'll be treated to some of the best views in Oklahoma.
Photo By: Kim Baker/Oklahoma Tourism

Scenic Drives

Lose yourself in the beauty of Oklahoma's scenic drives. Wind your way through the beautiful Ouachita Mountains in southeast Oklahoma, home of the famous Talimena National Scenic Byway. Twist and turn into picturesque settings of breathtaking foliage in the fall and delicate wildflowers in the spring. Slow down to enjoy the drive along scenic highways and byways that crisscross Oklahoma offering access to the state's natural beauty and charming small towns.

Turn back time with a nostalgic road trip on Route 66 - America's Main Street. Oklahoma boasts the nation's longest driveable stretch of Route 66 with over 400 miles of the Mother Road inside our borders. Visit quirky roadside attractions like the Blue Whale in Catoosa, sample authentic downhome cooking along the way and meet friendly people in Oklahoma's hometowns. The scenic drives of Oklahoma showcase one incredible vista after another on our byways and back roads.