RoadTripOK: Ep. 6 - Catoosa OK | Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department | TravelOK

Mile for mile, Oklahoma offers the nation’s most diverse terrain. Start exploring today in Catoosa’s Redbud Valley and while you’re in town, snap a photo with the iconic Blue Whale. Once you’re done, cruise down Route 66 to Molly’s Landing for one-of-a-kind cuisine. Welcome to this week’s #RoadTripOK adventure. RoadTripOK.com

[@Kadence_Hoffman]

I’ve never seen my city “famous” before

[@danyealpryor2383]

You guys should travel to the northeast part of Oklahoma and visit Grand lake. Stop by clantons in Vinita and travel to Grove ok (harbor village) stay at candlewyck cove resort if you get a chance

[@kristinramsey2538]

Danyeal Pryor My grandma lives there it’s so fun

[@bobcranberries5853]

Molly’s Landing steak👌

[@katlinseagraves8395]

Redbud is great! I just went there this afternoon. I’ll have to check out Molly’s Landing. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@jacobtyler2860]

Go up to lake texhoma. Or lake eufalla. I’d say my home town Yukon some good history with Garthbrooks and cross Canadian ragweed and other stuff

[@angelazayas345]

💚💚💚 HOME

[@allanbrogdon7453]

Used to take my granddaughter and her friend to redbud valley then McDonald's and eat at the blue whale.The first time she was afraid of the mouth and the big teeth she had recently seem the movie Pinocchio.

[@abbihymer9869]

Ahhh catoosa is so close to where I live

[@beckyroberts8315]

I hope people aren’t following your route. Otherwise I love your road trip idea. I love learning new things about Oklahoma

[@brucesumter4327]

wow so cool yall need to drive to bartlesville Dewey,ok where tom mix phillips 66 at

[@kun5927]

It's that blue whale haunted????

[@BeardedBart]

Whale, whale, whale.