Tulsa’s is ideally located to access many interesting and educational day trip destinations. The legendary Route 66 is easily accessible, and offers a host of quirky attractions such as the World’s Largest Totem Pole in Foyil and the Big Blue Whale in Catoosa. The Osage County combines Native American and Western culture, offering many unique museums and activities. Oklahoma is also blessed with a large number of stunning outdoor recreational areas including Beavers Bend State Park, Grand Lake, Natural Falls State Park and many more. You can visit the site of Oklahoma’s first oil well, see Bison roaming through the last remaining prairie on earth and explore the sensational Talimena Skyline Drive.
Day Trips from Tulsa, Oklahoma
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