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Oklahoma’s Story Through Time

  • Tulsa
  • Oklahoma City
  • Dodge City
  • Witchita
  • Bartlesville
12 Days / 11 Nights
All year round
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£2,745pp

Based on two adults, travelling from London Heathrow and departing April 2027. Price includes all mandatory taxes and fees.

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Trip code: 15870

This itinerary captures the evolving story of the American Midwest through a blend of culture, history and open landscapes. It brings together vibrant music and arts scenes, rich frontier heritage, and welcoming prairie cities, each offering its own distinctive character and sense of place.

Expect a mix of lively urban experiences, where creativity and modern attractions thrive, alongside historic western towns where cowboy legends and frontier history are still very much alive. The route also highlights riverside green spaces, local culture, and small-town charm, creating a well-rounded journey that reflects both the energy of the cities and the timeless appeal of the open plains.

This fly drive also includes:

  • Round trip scheduled flights
  • Intermediate 4 door car hire including insurances
  • Accommodations as stated

Itinerary

Depart the UK on your chosen scheduled flight to Tulsa. Upon arrival, collect your rental car and proceed to your hotel. Your first two nights are based in Tulsa, once the oil-producing capital of the nation, it turned from a cow-town to a cosmopolitan city and now offers a distinctive mix of influences.

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149 Miles / 240 Kilometres

This morning take the 75 miles drive south east to Tahlequah in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Learn about Cherokee history and culture at the Cherokee Heritage Centre. This vast centre is home to the Ancient Village, Adams Corner Rural Village, the Trail of Tears exhibit and the Cherokee National Museum providing an in-depth look at the Cherokee heritage. Then it’s on to Fort Gibson, the first army post in Indian Territory. In operation from 1824 to 1890, the 80 acre site encompasses 29 historic buildings and numerous archaeological ruins

Accommodation

108 Miles / 174 Kilometres

Leaving Tulsa, you follow part of historic Route 66 enjoying the eclectic towns of Sapulpa, Bristow and Stroud along the way. This afternoon you arrive into Oklahoma City, the largest city in the state. There is plenty to keep you entertained so we’ve given you a full day to explore. The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum features art from the finest contemporary artists in the nation as well as botanical and natural gardens, a turn of the century western town and American Cowboy and American Rodeo Galleries. Bricktown is Oklahoma City’s hottest entertainment and dining area and offers a host of shopping options too. If you’ve time to spare visit Oklahoma City’s stockyards, the largest feeder cattle market in the world. Watch the cowboys working the livestock and feel the excitement of the auctions!

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Travelling west from Oklahoma City into the sweeping plains of Kansas, the drive to Dodge City captures the essence of a classic American road trip. As the city skyline fades in the rear-view mirror, the landscape opens into endless horizons, rolling grasslands and big skies that define the journey across the heart of the Midwest.

On arrival in Dodge City, the Old West comes vividly to life at the Boot Hill Museum, where frontier stories, historic buildings and live reenactments bring its cowboy past into focus. Wander Front Street for saloon-style nostalgia, explore the town’s western heritage along the Dodge City Trail of Fame, and soak up the atmosphere of a place shaped by traders, settlers and legends of the frontier.

Accommodation

198 Miles / 319 Kilometres

Leaving Dodge City behind, the drive east toward Wichita unfolds across wide Kansas plains, where open skies and quiet rural landscapes set a relaxed rhythm for the journey. It’s a route that eases you from frontier-town heritage into a more modern, yet still characterful, Midwestern city.

Arriving in Wichita, Kansas’ largest city, you’ll find a mix of culture, green spaces and riverside charm. Step back into the past at the Old Cowtown Museum, wander the scenic Arkansas River trails to the iconic Keeper of the Plains, or meet wildlife from around the world at the Sedgwick County Zoo. For a quieter moment, the botanical displays at Botanica Wichita offer a peaceful contrast to the city’s lively cultural scene.

Accommodation

53 Miles / 85 Kilometres

Driving south you follow the remainder of the Flint Hills Scenic Byway, then southeast to Sedan which is surrounded by beautiful wooded hills and has a quaint downtown with boutique Victorian stores. The Emmett Kelly Museum, filled with memorabilia honours the famous clown and his sad-faced character Willie. Then your final stop is Bartlesville, the town that oil built! Your accommodation is in Price Tower, Frank Lloyd Wright’s only build skyscraper. Whilst in town visit the residence of the famous oil baron.

Accommodation: BarDew Valley Inn, Bartlesville

45 Miles / 72 Kilometres

It’s just a short drive today to Tulsa. Stroll Cherry Street and the historic shopping district in the heart of town, visit The Gilcrease Museum’s collection of fine art and artifacts and The Philbrook Museum of Art, which is located in the 1927 Italianate-style mansion of oilman Waite Phillips. Finally, take a trip back in time wandering the antique shops and tea rooms at the heart of Jenks downtown district. West of the river its fondly known as the crafts capital of Oklahoma.

Accommodation

Enjoy your last morning in Tulsa before making the short journey back to Tulsa Airport for your flight back to the UK.

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