Route 66 stops in Oklahoma

Experience Vinita’s Vibrant Interactive Street Murals

Handmade bath bombs and unique local gifts — a charming Route 66 pit stop.

Historic Route 66 theatre in downtown Vinita.

Downtown Vinita shop featuring handmade local art and Route 66 treasures.

Resale and secondhand goods

A community museum in Vinita preserving Craig County's history through thousands of photos and local artifacts.

Antique mall packed with Americana.

BBQ spot with limited hours and themed nights.

Event venue with iconic neon signage.

Gift shop with decor and local goods.

Interactive indoor attraction for families.

General store with Route 66 gifts and goods.

Affordable downtown Vinita motel

Mexican restaurant with homestyle dishes.

Bar and grill located directly on Route 66.

Boutique stop on Route 66 with décor, collectibles, and local gifts.

On iconic Route 66, The Frozen Elephant provides soft and fluffy shaved ice to those looking for a quick and cheap dessert.

Restored vintage gas station structure with classic pumps.

This Airbnb is the Perfect Place to Stay for Travelers of Route 66

A local flower and gift shop offering fresh arrangements and unique gifts for every occasion.

Boutique offering handmade items.

Restored 10-story oil derrick neon sign in Bristow, visible for miles on Route 66.

1924 Bristow depot museum with caboose, Frisco rail history & Route 66 heritage.

Route 66 mural honoring Erick natives Roger Miller & Sheb Wooley’s legacy

Quirky roadside attraction tied directly to the town’s most famous native son, Sheb Wooley.

Restored neon sign for the historic West Winds Motel in Erick, Oklahoma.

Drive-in serving classic drinks and treats.

Grand Lake RV park with boat ramp, event center, and 7 acres of shoreline.

Closed motel along Route 66.

Historic café made of native rock on Route 66.

Roadside motel typical of mid-century lodging.

A ghost town and former mining hub abandoned after decades of toxic lead and zinc contamination made it uninhabitable.

Prominent civic building near Route 66.

Legendary mid-century burger joint with a giant yellow KuKu bird.

Colorful cartoon-style mural.

Local visitor center offering travel info, maps and guidance for exploring Miami and Route 66.

Lavish 1929 Spanish Revival theater, fully restored and operational.

Route 66–themed clothing and apparel.

In-person Route 66 guessing contest with cash prizes — currently a pie flavor challenge.

General auto repair and maintenance.

Convenience store and deli offering hot meals, snacks, pizza, and grab-and-go food

Rustic Airbnb cabin near downtown

Local family Mexican restaurant.

Local eatery known for small-town charm and hearty meals.

Site of two key Civil War battles in Indian Territory — the last major engagement of the war in the region, preserved by the Oklahoma Historical Society.

A vibrant collection of five individual murals painted side-by-side, each showcasing a different artistic style and theme

Miami 2nd & Main Route 66 Fence Mural,Colorful fence mural featuring Route 66 symbols and community artwork along a prominent downtown corner.

Route 66 mural with vintage car and 'Get Your Kicks' theme.

Ottawa County history museum with a preserved 1915 home and interactive exhibits.

Miami Gateway sign,Official Route 66-style gateway sign welcoming visitors to Miami’s historic downtown corridor.

Historic Route 66 motel sign and popular roadside photo opportunity.

Historic bridge over US-69, no longer in use.

Classic American drive-in.

Mexican restaurant overlooking passing trains.

Local pharmacy and retail.

Convenience store with hot food counter and pizza kitchen.

Classic Route 66 diner serving comfort food.

Beloved giant blue whale sculpture photo op.

Massive statue celebrating Tulsa’s oil heritage.