俄克拉荷马州

该公路路段全长近 650 公里，是这条经典公路在美国境内现存最长的一段。您可参观位于埃尔克城（Elk City）的 66 号公路博物馆（National Route 66 Museum），了解这条公路的独特历史。

这条公路位于俄克拉荷马州东南部，全长 80 公里，横跨美国最高的两座山脉阿巴拉契亚山脉和落基山脉，将沃希托国家森林公园（Ouachita National Forest）一分为二。 

The former home of petroleum magnate Frank Phillips blends nature, history and art in one unique attraction. Drive through the preserve for a rare opportunity to get close to the mighty bison, elk and Texas longhorn cattle. Explore the impressive art museum, which houses Western and Native American art, prehistoric artifacts from 40 Plains tribes and an extensive exhibit of Colt firearms. The lodge displays authentic furnishings from when Phillips entertained dignitaries, celebrities, politicians and businessmen.

参观这片综合区域，逛逛西部服饰商店、畜牧者牛排餐厅，观看牛仔竞技，还可参观著名的 Oklahoma City Stockyards 牲畜集市，在那里可以看到当地特有的牲畜拍卖活动。

在这里，您可以欣赏到自由草场上的水牛、麋鹿、牛群和鹿群，或者还可以体验一把攀岩活动。还可以在保护区的游客中心稍作停留，先了解当地的历史。 

这座博物馆中收藏了大量罗杰斯手稿，并且拥有世界上最丰富的罗杰斯纪念品收藏，您可在此了解这位传奇人物与俄克拉荷马州的深厚关系。

If you love the outdoors, Turner Falls Park in the Arbuckle Mountains has it all. The park is home to the 23-meter-tall Turner Falls, the tallest in the state, which cascades into a popular summer swimming hole complete with water slides and diving boards. Hike eight kilometers of scenic trails, explore three natural caves, bring a picnic for a day trip or camp overnight. Concessions and groceries are available on site.

At 87 kilometers, the Talimena National Scenic Byway can be driven in just a few hours, but the spectacular views and charming towns along the way are worth lingering. This byway traverses the crest of Rich Mountain and Winding Stair Mountain in eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. Read informative plaques and visit historical sites, including the Wheelock Academy, the first Choctaw Nation educational academy, and Heavener Runestone Park, home to mysterious carvings that some believe were made by Vikings.

Folk music icon Woody Guthrie, a native Oklahoman, wrote the quintessential song about the  USA, “This Land is Your Land,” mentored Bob Dylan and was father to Arlo Guthrie, who became a folk legend in his own right. The Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa showcases Guthrie’s personal notebooks, clothing, instruments and other memorabilia. Displays covering the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression, along with photography, maps and interactive exhibits, put the musician’s life into greater cultural context.

Oil tycoon E.W. Marland made his fortune in the 1920s and used his riches to build the Marland Mansion in Ponca City. The 55-room estate’s Italianate design earned it the nickname “The Palace on the Prairie.” Tour the opulent home, which included luxuries for the era: a refrigerator, dishwasher and shower stall with multiple showerheads. The estate grounds are beautifully manicured and make a scenic setting for an afternoon picnic, especially by the iconic “Pioneer Woman” statue commissioned by Marland to celebrate the spirit of women settlers.