The Ultimate Bucket List For Oklahomans

There are so many things to see and visit in the Sooner State. From beautiful scenery to world-class museums, Oklahoma is full of interesting and beautiful places to visit. Take time out of your busy schedule to see these gems in Oklahoma. Here is a bucket list of 28 things you must experience in Oklahoma:

Drive the Talimena National Scenic Byway and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

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Visit the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and take a picture of the Chihuly glass.

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Watch the hot air balloons at the Poteau Balloon Festival.

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Stand in line at Nic’s Grill in Oklahoma City for a mouthwatering burger.

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Or at Burn Co Barbecue in Tulsa for some of the best bbq in the state.

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Take a day trip to the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.

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Attend a Pow Wow.

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8.Stroll the streets of Bricktown and take a boat ride on the canal.

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Visit the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks and sleep with the sharks.

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Take a tour of the capitol building in Oklahoma City.

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Stay the night at the Inn at Price Tower (Frank Lloyd Wright’s only skyscraper) in Bartlesville.

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Visit Alabaster Caverns State Park and walk the caves and dodge the bats.

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See the azaleas at the annual Azalea Festival in Muskogee.

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Visit the Devon Energy Tower building, the tallest building in the state.

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And visit the tallest waterfall in the state…Turner Falls stands at 77 ft. tall.

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Stand in the center of the universe in downtown Tulsa.

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Attend a Bedlam game.

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Tour the National Cowboy & Western Museum.

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Drive along the longest stretch of Route 66 in the nation.

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Hike to the top of Mt. Scott and enjoy a sunset.

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Eat at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse in Historic Stockyard City.

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See the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum and honor the victims.

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Tour Marland Estate Mansion in Ponca City.

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Visit the Tulsa Air & Space Museum.

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Attend an Oklahoma City Thunder basketball game.

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Tour the Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, one of America’s finest art museums.

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Forget Vegas, play slots at the world’s largest casino, WinStar World Casino & Resort in Thackerville, OK.

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Visit one of Oklahoma’s lakes you have never seen.

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How many of these can you cross off your list?