Explore This Oklahoma Stretch of Route 66 That’s Been Sadly Abandoned & Forgotten
Oklahoma is home to the longest stretch of Route 66 with around 400 miles of "The Mother Road." The Sooner State also has some of the most famous and recognizable attractions and stops on U.S. HWY-66.
SEE WHERE TO FIND THIS ABANDONED SECTION OF ROUTE 66 IN OK. BELOW
There's the Blue Whale of Catoosa, Pops 66 in Arcadia, and the Arcadia Red Barn. The famous Ed Galloway Totem Pole Park near Claremore. The historical Route 66 village in Tulsa and the museum in Clinton, OK.
Those are just a few of the sights and attractions along Route 66 in Oklahoma. We also have some of the very best diners and restaurants. Like Rock Cafe in Stroud and Lucille's Roadhouse in Weatherford, OK.
Hit play on the video below to learn more about this abandoned strip of Route 66 in OK.
Despite having the most miles and best stops along Route 66 there are a few sections of U.S. HWY 66 that are abandoned in Oklahoma. You can find an abandoned strip of the old "Mother Road" in Catoosa, OK.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE OKLAHOMA CITY'S 1960S RETRO MOTEL BELOW
According to the video above it's located near the Verdigris River in Catoosa. You have to cut through a neighborhood or subdivision to get there. Those roads too were made from the old Route 66 concrete.
To get there head to Molly's Landing located at 3700 North Old Hwy 66 and continue heading North. The asphalt will turn into Portland cement and a subdivision. This is where you'll find the abandoned section.
This isn't the only abandoned strip of Route 66 in Oklahoma but it's one of the most obscure and least known. Sadly there are also a lot of ghost towns and old abandoned properties along "The Mother Road" in the Sooner State. So load up the car and hit the road. Explore Route 66 in OK. you never know what you'll find.