ATV Vacation on Route 66 Through Oklahoma

A vacation trip following Route 66 through Oklahoma can be interesting, especially for the ATV enthusiast. The ATV enthusiast has the opportunity to see Oklahoma from their ATV in many locations.

When following Route 66 from Texas through Oklahoma, continue on the frontage road from Shamrock, Texas through Texola, Erick and on to Hext, Oklahoma. In Hext, the frontage road crosses to the northern side of I-40 and continues to US-283. At the intersection of US-283 and the frontage road turn right, get on Business Loop-40, and travel through Sayre. After leaving Sayre, take the northern frontage road toward Elk City. Continue on the frontage road to intersection with N-1950, travel southeast, pass OK-6 and continue to 3rd Street. Stay on 3rd Street to Van Buren Avenue. Turn right on Van Buren Avenue and continue to OK-66. Turn east on OK-66 and follow it to the intersection of OK-34 and get on back on the I-40 frontage road. Stay on the frontage road to Canute, continue through Foss, and continue traveling toward Clinton. Take 10th Street into Clinton and continue on to Gary Boulevard. Turn right on Gary Boulevard and follow to yield sign. Turn left at the yield sign and re-enter I-40 frontage road, travel east into Weatherford. In Weatherford, turn right on Rainey, left on 4th Street, cross the railroad tracks, turn left on Main Street, left onto Washington, right on East Main Street and continue to I-40 North frontage road. Stay on the frontage road through Hydro to Bridgeport. Continue on the frontage road to the intersection with US-281. Take US-281 through Hinton Junction to Geary, and then take US-270E to Calmet. Continue on US-270E to I-40N frontage road and follow the frontage road to El Reno. In El Reno turn right on Sunset Drive and stay on it to Choctaw Avenue. Take a left on Choctaw Avenue, then right turn on Wade Street, back onto OK-66E. Take OK-66E through Yukon through Bethany and onto War Acres. In War Acres, OK-66 becomes 39th Street, stay on 39th Street and travel east into Oklahoma City.