If you’re seeking a unique, thrilling adventure across Oklahoma, look no further than Oklahoma Slingshot Driving Tours! Imagine zipping through scenic highways in a sleek, open-air Polaris Slingshot, with the wind in your hair and the freedom of the road ahead. These 50-100 mile one-way driving tours are the perfect getaway for anyone who wants to explore Oklahoma’s hidden gems while embracing the excitement of the open road. From charming small towns to awe-inspiring natural wonders, there’s an unforgettable adventure awaiting you at each destination. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most popular routes and the experiences you’ll have along the way.
Prague: A Slice of Czech Heritage (~58 Miles One Way)
Your journey begins with a scenic drive to Prague, Oklahoma, a town brimming with Czech culture and history. As you cruise along the highways in your Slingshot, the excitement builds for what awaits in this quaint town. First, stop at the National Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague, a beautiful and serene spot perfect for reflection and photography. History buffs will appreciate Jim Thorpe Boulevard, named in honor of the Olympic athlete who was born here. Make sure to visit his Birthplace Marker for a photo op!
Feeling hungry? Head over to Cowpokes BBQ Restaurant for some authentic Oklahoma barbecue or enjoy a mouthwatering burger at Destinations Restaurant. For dessert, a visit to The Creamery is a must—you won’t want to miss their delectable sweet treats. And if you’re in town in the spring, don’t forget to check out the annual Czech Kolache Festival, a local favorite celebrating delicious Czech pastries!
With its charming streets and great spots for photography, Prague is the perfect blend of culture, history, and food, offering the ideal first stop on your Oklahoma Slingshot Driving Tour.
Medicine Park: Relaxation and Natural Beauty (~70 Miles One Way)
From Prague, shift gears and head southwest to the historic cobblestone town of Medicine Park. Nestled at the base of the Wichita Mountains, Medicine Park is an oasis of natural beauty and quirky attractions. Start your adventure with a peaceful walk around Bath Lake, or dive into the region’s diverse aquatic life at the Medicine Park Aquarium & Natural Sciences Center.
For outdoor lovers, Mount Scott offers breathtaking views of the Oklahoma plains, and you can drive up to the summit for a panoramic photo op. The fabulous downtown area is filled with unique shops and galleries where you can pick up souvenirs, like quirky items from RedNeck Candled Gifts.
When you’re ready to refuel, the town has no shortage of delicious eateries. Grab a bite at Open Range Eats & Mercantile or savor the local flavors at Riverside Cafe. Wrap up the day with a visit to The Park Tavern, a perfect spot for a laid-back meal before heading back on the road.
Turner Falls: Oklahoma’s Natural Wonder (~75 Miles One Way)
If you’re a nature enthusiast, the drive to Turner Falls is a must. This 75-mile journey takes you through some of Oklahoma’s most picturesque landscapes, with the highlight being Turner Falls Park, home to Oklahoma’s largest waterfall. Take a dip in the natural pools, or, for the more adventurous, soar through the skies on the park’s zip lines.
Not far from Turner Falls, you’ll find Collings Castle, a historic stone structure with a fairy-tale-like charm. For more adrenaline-pumping fun, explore the rugged Arbuckle Mountains, which offer stunning hikes and opportunities for rock climbing.
The scenic beauty and outdoor activities at Turner Falls make it the perfect destination for adventurers of all kinds.
Roman Nose State Park: Outdoor Adventure and Serenity (~75 Miles One Way)
For those seeking a blend of outdoor recreation and relaxation, Roman Nose State Park is a haven of adventure. This park, located about 75 miles from Oklahoma City, offers everything from hiking and horseback riding to golf. The park’s rolling hills and peaceful lakes provide the perfect backdrop for a day of exploration.
One of the park’s most charming features is its Foggy Bottom Kitchen, where you can place mobile orders while hiking or enjoying a round of golf. And if you’re looking to extend the trip, make a stop at Okarche on your way back to Oklahoma City for a famous meal at Eischen’s, one of Oklahoma’s oldest restaurants, renowned for its fried chicken.
Whether you want to hike the trails, ride horseback, or simply enjoy the scenic beauty, Roman Nose State Park has something for everyone.
Hennessey: Small Town Charm with a Wine Country Twist (~75 Miles One Way)
As you head north to Hennessey, you’ll discover a charming small town with a surprising twist—wine country! Start your visit by exploring Vernost Wine Co. and Turner Me On Winery, where you can sample locally crafted wines while soaking in the serene countryside.
History buffs will enjoy a visit to the Sam & Burla Snyder Memorial History Center, which offers a glimpse into Hennessey’s past, while families will love Bull Foot Park, a perfect place for a picnic or a casual stroll. And of course, don’t leave without snapping a photo of Oklahoma’s Largest Cowboy Hat, a quirky roadside attraction that makes for a fun and memorable stop.
For dining, you can’t go wrong with local favorites like Gail’s Grill, Rooster’s, or Family Cafe. Whether you’re craving hearty comfort food or a casual bite, Hennessey’s eateries deliver.
Clinton: Route 66 Nostalgia (~80 Miles One Way)
Step back in time and experience the nostalgia of Route 66 with a drive to Clinton, Oklahoma. This charming town is home to the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, where you can relive the heyday of America’s most famous highway. The museum’s exhibits capture the spirit of the open road, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and road-trip lovers alike.
If you’re feeling lucky, try your hand at the Lucky Star Casino, or for a more relaxed experience, take a tour of SportChassis Trucks, where you can watch powerful pickup trucks being built and even request a test drive. Clinton also offers great dining options, such as White Dog Hill, where you can enjoy stunning sunset views while dining on gourmet dishes. For something more casual, Jigg’s Smokehouse and Strayhouse Kitchen + Coffee are local favorites.
Yale: Historic Streets and Ghost Towns (~82 Miles One Way)
Finally, travel east to the historic town of Yale, where time seems to stand still. Stroll down Historic Main Street, with its vintage storefronts and buildings dating back to the town’s founding days. Visit the Jim Thorpe Home, the former residence of the legendary Olympian, for a fascinating tour into his life and achievements.
For a taste of local flavor, stop by Mugsy’s Grubhouse for BBQ and homestyle food, or enjoy Mexican cuisine at Chavas Mexican Restaurant. History buffs won’t want to miss the Yale Armory Building, a vacant yet intriguing landmark with a story to tell.
Just a short 15-minute drive away, you can explore the Ghost Town of Ingalls, a once-notorious outlaw hideout. See replicas of the Ingalls Hotel, R.M. Saloon, and more, offering a peek into the Wild West era.
Ready to Start Your Adventure?
Whether you’re craving adventure, history, food, or just a scenic drive, Oklahoma Slingshot Rentals‘ Oklahoma Slingshot Driving Tours offer the perfect way to explore the beauty and diversity of the state. With a variety of 50-100 mile one-way trips to choose from, you’ll never run out of exciting destinations to discover. So why wait? Book your Oklahoma Slingshot Driving Tour today or visit our trips page to learn more about each tour. Experience Oklahoma like never before—behind the wheel of a Slingshot!