Explore Northeast Oklahoma
Where to Go and What to Do in Green Country
Green Country encompasses Oklahoma’s Northeast corner, anchored by Tulsa and stretching to the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. This region is known for its rolling green hills, pristine lakes, scenic byways, and thriving arts scene. From Route 66 nostalgia to world-class museums and outdoor recreation, Green Country offers the perfect blend of culture and nature.
Popular Cities & Towns
Tulsa
Oklahoma’s second largest city featuring art deco architecture, world class museums, and historic Route 66 landmarks.
Claremore
Positioned along Route 66 and the birthplace of Will Rogers, Claremore is full of both history and charm.
Pawhuska
Heart of the Osage Nation with a beautifully restored downtown, the Pioneer Woman Mercantile, and access to the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve.
Bartlesville
Home to the beautiful Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Price Town.
Talequah
Capital of the Cherokee Nation and a gateway town to both the Illinois River and Lake Tenkiller.
Grove
Lakeside town on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees known for championship bass fishing, endless outdoor recreation, and Monkey Island.
Latest Posts
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Dining Review: City Hall Steak and Cocktails in Downtown Jenks
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The Azalea Festival in Muskogee is the Perfect Spring Day Trip
The Azalea Festival in Muskogee, Oklahoma is a celebration of spring and the blooming of thousands of azalea bushes throughout Honor Heights Park. This annual festival is a beloved tradition in the Muskogee community drawing visitors from all over the region. Each...
Is Sapulpa’s Walkable Christmas Experience on Route 66 Worth the Drive?
Downtown Sapulpa's walkable Christmas experience is officially an Oklahoma holiday tradition. This season marks its second year and we ventured out on a Friday night to witness Dewey Ave adorned in all its festive glory. Our mission was twofold – to revel in the...
The Sapulpa Christmas Chute is a Magical Route 66 Wonderland
As the holiday season descends upon Sapulpa, Oklahoma, Dewey Avenue transforms into a festive wonderland known as the Route 66 Christmas Chute. This unique celebration eschews traditional slides for a different kind of enchantment—an array of canopies and business...
8 Fascinating Museums in Tulsa that Celebrate Art & Culture
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is not just an oil city; it's a city of culture, history, and learning. The museums in Tulsa provide a glimpse into the heart and soul of this vibrant community. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, an art lover, a history buff, or simply a traveler...
29 Awesome Things to do in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma, often referred to as the "Oil Capital of the World," is a vibrant and culturally rich city nestled in the heart of the United States. This metropolis, located in northeastern Oklahoma, is known for its unique blend of history, art, music, and outdoor...
Top Attractions in Green Country
- Woodie Guthrie Center: Interactive museum celebrating the life and legacy of the folk music icon.
- Keystone Ancient Forest: 1,360- acre preserve protecting ancient post oak and eastern red cedar trees with scenic hiking trails near sand springs.
- Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve: Discover a unique blend of art, history, and wildlife in the Osage Hills.
- J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum: World’s largest privately owned gun collection.
- Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees: Premier Oklahoma lake and resort community with excellent fishing, golfing, and watersports.
- Price Tower: Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper design.
- Tallgrass Prairie Preserve: 39,000 acre Nature Conservancy protecting the tallgrass prairie and free roaming bison.
- Gathering Place: Award winning 66.5 acre riverfront park with playgrounds, gardens, sports courts, and year round activities.
- Belvidere Mansion: Opulent 1907 Victorian mansion with original furnishings.
- Cherokee Heritage Center: Museum showcasing Cherokee culture, including Diligwa village and Trail of Tears exhibits.
- Osage Nation Museum: Oldest tribally-owned museum in the United States showcasing Osage history, culture, and art.
- Tulsa Botanic Garden: Stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens and enjoy seasonal events and activities.
- Golden Driller: 75 foot tall statue honoring Oklahoma’s oil heritage.
- Turkey Mountain: Urban wilderness area in Tulsa featuring over 700 acres of undeveloped space for mountain biking and hiking.
- Gilcrease Museum: Home of the world’s largest collection of American Western art and Native American artifacts.
- Blue Whale of Catoosa: Visit this iconic Route 66 landmark and enjoy a picnic by the pond.
- The Pioneer Woman Mercantile: Red Drummond’s restaurant, bakery, and general store in a beautifully restored historic building.
- Philbrook Museum of Art: Discover world-class art collections and beautiful gardens in the heart of Tulsa.
- Natural Falls State Park: Marvel at the 77-foot waterfall and explore scenic hiking trails in this picturesque park.
- Will Rogers Memorial Museum: Tribute to Oklahoma’s favorite son with exhibits, artifacts, and his final resting place.