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    An Instagrammable Trip From Dallas to Tulsa

    An Instagrammable Trip From Dallas to Tulsa
    Starts from

    Dallas

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Activities

    6

    Duration

    9 hrs 30 min

    Length

    220 mi

    Route details

    Starts from

    Dallas

    Transportation

    By Car

    Guidance

    Self-Guided

    Duration

    9 hrs 30 min

    Length

    220 mi

    • Unusual Locations
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    Courtney E. Smith

    Courtney E. Smith

    Travel Expert

    • Make sure you Instagram yourself at the Katy Depot, the Eufaula 3D Mural, and the Blue Whale of Catoosa.
    • Explore the food truck scene in the last city in Texas before you hit Oklahoma.
    • And create a Bonnie and Clyde themed playlist to visit a sad memorial tribute to the law enforcement officers they downed.
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    This trip puts the fun in traveling from Dallas to Tulsa, with stops and quirky and eccentric attractions along the way. There's a little bit of history, a few amazing Instagramable locations, and dining that is both low- and highbrow. There's a vibe shift when you leave Texas and head towards Oklahoma and this trip nods to it.
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    • Unusual Locations
    This trip puts the fun in traveling from Dallas to Tulsa, with stops and quirky and eccentric attractions along the way. There's a little bit of history, a few amazing Instagramable locations, and dining that is both low- and highbrow. There's a vibe shift when you leave Texas and head towards Oklahoma and this trip nods to it.
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    Courtney E. Smith

    Courtney E. Smith

    Travel Expert

    • Make sure you Instagram yourself at the Katy Depot, the Eufaula 3D Mural, and the Blue Whale of Catoosa.
    • Explore the food truck scene in the last city in Texas before you hit Oklahoma.
    • And create a Bonnie and Clyde themed playlist to visit a sad memorial tribute to the law enforcement officers they downed.
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    Day Itinerary

    6 Activities
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    Day 1

    219 mi0.4 mi

    A Picture-Perfect Trip From Dallas to Tulsa

    Tulsa, Oklahoma, the whimsical and vibrant sibling of Dallas, Texas to the north, beckons you on a captivating journey filled with offbeat wonders and unexpected delights. This carefully curated itinerary will unveil the hidden gems and eccentric stops that lie between these two cities, offering a unique and unforgettable adventure for the curious traveler. Get ready to embark on a road trip like no other, where extraordinary experiences await at every turn.
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    10:3045 min

    The Katy Depot

    Denison is known among North Texans as the last place to stop in Texas before you cross the Oklahoma border. The Katy Depot is a former train station downtown that hosts numerous businesses, including a coffee shop and a few boutiques. It's a picturesque place to explore.
    The shops are closed on Sunday, but you can still explore the exterior.
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    0.4 mi
    10 min
    11:301 hr

    Denison Food Truck Park

    If you're feeling peckish, the food truck park is just around the corner from the Katy Depot. There's a rotating list of options that cover all the food truck basics.
    Grab street tacos, barbecue nachos, and even turkey legs. The offerings vary week to week and seasonally, but there is always a wide variety of options.
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    58.4 mi
    1 hr 10 min
    13:4530 min

    Stringtown Shootout Memorial

    Put Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot's "Bonnie and Clyde" on as you pull up to this memorial where the dangerous duo killed the county deputy sheriff and wounded the sheriff in a shootout back in 1932. They wouldn't be caught for another year and a half, when they were ambushed in Louisiana.
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    65.7 mi
    1 hr 10 min
    15:3030 min

    Eufaula 3D Mural

    It's almost like stepping into a mural from the TV show Parks & Recreation! This cool 3D mural makes everything around you come to life in a photo. And it's a great reason to stop in downtown Eufaula.
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    78.5 mi
    1 hr 20 min
    17:3030 min

    Blue Whale of Catoosa

    Get your kicks on Route 66! Stop for a picture with the Blue Whale of Catoosa, easily the most famous attraction in Catoosa, Oklahoma. It's part of a great love story. The whale was built in the 1970s by Hugh Davis for his wife Zelta, who collected whale figurines. Now the pond and its whale are officially roadside attractions on one of the most famous routes in America.
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    16.8 mi
    25 min
    18:302 hrs

    SMOKE. Woodfire Grill

    Eat Tulsa's finest at this spot that locally sources much of its food and displays works by local artists. The restaurant also has a hermetically-sealed cigar room you can enjoy before or after dining.
    The kitchen serves up wood grilled dishes, including chicken, salmon, and wagyu meatloaf. And the chef's butcher block special, a 12 oz. prime New York strip, is worth considering.
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