We are so partial to “our part” of 66, we are like giddy grandparents showing off pictures of their new bundles of joy. The Deep Fork District of OK66 is made up of folks who are PASSIONATE about our stretch of the Mother Road, and all it offers between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. For one thing, the scenery is breathtaking – green pastures and wild flowers, brick-lined Main Streets and roadside markers. You might get…
Arcadia! The western gateway of the Deep Fork District is home to Pops, with the iconic neon pop bottle. You’ll also find the Arcadia Farmer’s Market, open Saturdays during the growing season. The anchor of Arcadia is the Round Barn and the Historical Society that features weekend live music, a gift shop and tourists from all over the world. Great Plains Veterinary Services is a growing practice for all of our fur babies, large and…
Might as well say it upfront, Wellston has the Butcher Stand. You’ve heard of it and you’ve got to try it. ProTip – get there early and plan to meet some friends as you wait in line. But this Route 66 town is more than cue, the town began as a trading post way back in 1885. Wellston also is the home of the Red Dirt Gallery, the studio of muralist Bob Palmer.