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Great Plains Country

Golden short-grass prairie, ancient granite mountains, Indian legends and dramatic sunsets weave an alluring travel tapestry. Get ready to be romanced by the West in all its glory at a host of historic sites and museums in Great Plains Country. Explore the captivating towns dotting this magnificently rugged landscape or take a trek on the old Chisholm Trail, and then top off your travels with the ultimate road trip along the always-engaging Route 66.

Great Plains Country is home to ancient mountain ranges, immense prairies populated with buffalo herds, Plains Indian history and cowboy culture.  This region of 14 counties offers great adventures and will delight visitors with life-long memories.  Enjoy the great outdoors with daring rock climbing feats or simply relax at one of our beautiful state parks.  You can also step back in time when you visit the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center and experience the Wild West or travel to Indian territory and learn about the First Nations Tribes.  Route 66 is sure to please with charming small towns, eccentric landmarks, roadside diners and fascinating museums.

Duncan

Small-town allure and Old West charm combine to make Duncan a one-of-a-kind destination. Unique lodging options, stunning scenery and Main Street shopping make Duncan a standout among small Oklahoma towns. Duncan is considered the “Crapemyrtle Capital of Oklahoma,” and summer visitors will find an outstanding display of colorful crapemyrtle blooms throughout town.

A sprawling downtown district boasts historic features and an eclectic variety of shops. Stroll block after block of antique finds and vintage treasures in one of many Main Street stores. 

Duncan makes time stand still at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center, where you’ll travel a fascinating path through the Western Heritage that contributed to the town’s friendly, old-fashioned atmosphere that remains today. Walk a mile in someone else’s boots with interactive displays, an art gallery and an Experience Theater that stimulates the senses and offers glimpses into the life of the American cowboy. Duncan’s rich history is celebrated throughout town. 

Clinton

Known as the “Hub City of Western Oklahoma,” Clinton has become a major city along Route 66 and is home to the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum. Let the audio tour and exhibits guide you through over sixty years of history, catch a movie at the drive-in theater or browse replicas of 1950s-style diner replicas and antique cars.

After touring the museum, stop by the gift shop located in the world’s largest curio cabinet, where you can pick up a keepsake before continuing your journey on the Mother Road.

Other must-see Clinton attractions include the Cherokee Trading Post & Boot Outlet, Lucky Star Casino Clinton and Acme Brick Park, which contains nearly 150 acres of family fun, including the nature trail and miniature train.

The Water-Zoo Indoor Water Park is a year-round destination for splashing, swimming and relaxing by the pool during any season. See all Clinton has to offer including wineries, cultural centers and Native American attractions just off Route 66.

Elk City

Nestled in western Oklahoma, Elk City exudes a charming blend of history, culture, and outdoor allure. The city pays homage to its rich heritage through attractions like the National Route 66 Museum, offering a nostalgic journey through the iconic highway’s history. Elk City’s vibrant downtown showcases local shops, dining, and a welcoming community spirit.

Nature enthusiasts can explore the scenic Ackley Park, featuring picturesque landscapes and a lake. The Old Town Museum complex provides a glimpse into the area’s pioneer past, with historic buildings and artefacts. Elk City resonates with a warm, small-town atmosphere while embracing modern amenities and conveniences.

With a proud Western heritage, the city hosts events like the PRCA Rodeo of Champions, celebrating rodeo traditions. Elk City stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the American West, inviting visitors to experience its unique blend of history and hospitality.

Lawton Fort Still

Lawton, Oklahoma is your passport to adventure. Learn area history at The Museum of the Great Plains, which features archaeological and cultural artifacts and a trading post replica. Read a chapter of Oklahoma’s rich military history at Fort Sill National Historic Landmark & Museum, an active Army fort established in 1869, where you’ll find a museum that’s comprised of 26 historic buildings and the gravesite of famous Apache chief, Geronimo. No trip to Lawton would be complete without a hike or drive through the scenic Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge & Visitor’s Center to see buffalo, elk and deer graze.

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