ROUTE 66

Historic RT 66 runs through Miami, Commerce, Vinita and Afton. Grand Lake OK online visitor guide includes many of the attractions in northeast Oklahoma and links to other route 66 sites. 


Additional info on Oklahoma Historic Route 66  

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Afton Station Blog 

Ramblings from a route 66 business owner

Daily observations from the owner of a small private

Route 66 memorabilia and antique car museum housed

in a restored '30s era service station in Afton, Ok.

PostcardsFromTheRoad.net   

      

Grand Lake OK Route 66 map

The incredible thing about route 66  as a road trip now, as well as when originally traveled,  is the diversity of things to do that appeal to people of all ages.  

Although many of the route 66 magazines feature things to do and

places to go right along route 66, when we originally traveled it in the 70s, we would leave route 66 for the attractions that were as far as 50 miles away.  

The trick to a road trip is to  make a plan of  you'd like to see but leave enough time so that if you find something interesting along the way you can put it into your itinerary without messing everything up.  If you don't see it all, seems like a good excuse for another road trip!


There are 2 sections of the original Route 66 in northeast

Oklahoma that can be driven on. 


The northern section is easy to find.  From downtown Miami, continue south on hwy 125 past the fairgrounds.  When hwy 125 turns left, continue straight.  Be sure your car has good shocks as this section of road is rough and narrow


The southern section of the ribbon Road is 9-ft wide a road ends at US 69,

just north of Narcissa (E140 if you're traveling 66 eastbound). For westbound rt 66 travelers, turn so on US 69 and drive thru Narcissa, then watch for the NE Technology Center.  Turn right here, and shortly the road narrows to one lane.

 Although many of the route 66 magazines feature things to do and places to go right along route 66, when we originally traveled it in the 70s, we would leave route 66 for the attractions that were as far as 50 miles away.  The trick to a road trip is to  make a plan of  you'd like to see but leave enough time so that if you find something interesting along the way you can put it into your itinerary without messing everything up.  If you don't see it all, seems like a good excuse for another road trip!

    

                    Sell66Stuff.com -Resource created to help manufacturers, artists, crafts people, authors, publishers and others to market their products and services on historic Route 66. Includes a directory of retailers, a directory of wholesalers and directory of events with vendor opportunities. 

 

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