Grab your Stetson and watch cowboy history come alive at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Catch barrel racers, ropers and bronco riders at a horse show. Admire traditional and contemporary Native American culture and art at the Red Earth Indian Center. Venture off the beaten path with a side trip the springs and swimming pools of Chickasaw National Recreation Area.

Home to the University of Oklahoma, Norman is a vibrant city with small-town charm. Step off the train in the heart of historic Norman and stroll through Legacy Trail Park. Explore shops, restaurants and museums, like the National Weather Museum & Science Center, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. Outdoor adventurers can head east of Downtown Norman to Lake Thunderbird State Park, Oklahoma’s only urban state park. With 86 miles of shoreline, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, from water sports, hiking, biking, camping and more.

Known as the "Heart of Oklahoma" and celebrated as the Quarter Horse Capitol of the World, Purcell's history dates back to 1887 when it became a key commercial center along the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Purcell’s charming historic downtown is a must-visit, anchored by unique antique and vintage shops, specialty stores, and delightful restaurants — all near the historic Train Depot. Explore Love Hotel, a beautifully restored pre-statehood hotel, a renovated historic theater, and a scenic downtown park with an authentic Santa Fe caboose.

Step off the train and into the small town charm of Pauls Valley. Next to the train station, you’ll find the beautifully-restored 1905 Santa Fe Depot Museum featuring a collection of photos, a steam locomotive and a vintage red caboose. Enjoy an array of local shops and restaurants as you stroll through 12 blocks of historic architecture. Stop by the Toy & Action Figure Museum featuring over 13,000 action figures and memorabilia. It’s a trip down memory lane the whole family can enjoy.

Established in 1887, this southern Oklahoma city’s rich heritage and proud history has been artfully preserved. The Heartland Flyer arrives at the historic Santa Fe Depot. From there, roll through Depot Park to view the historic Mercy Train. Continue to the historic downtown area, which features a variety of boutiques, museums and dining options. Just 10 miles south of town is Lake Murray, Oklahoma’s oldest and largest state park. With 12,400 acres featuring a 5,700-acre lake, visitors can enjoy an array of outdoor activities, including hiking, boating, golfing and more.

Explore downtown Gainesville and enjoy the historic charm of the city’s Victorian homes, unique shops and diverse restaurants. Spend the day discovering local attractions like the Santa Fe Depot Museum, Frank Buck Zoo and Leonard Park. Known as a Medal of Honor City, Gainesville hosts an annual weeklong celebration each April to welcome and honor the Nation's heroes.

Watch real-life cowboys lead daily cattle drives to the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. Treat your taste buds to down-home Texas barbeque or sizzling sirloins. Dress your heels in custom cowboy boots or cool your heels in an urban oasis of water gardens. Bike or walk the city’s Trinity River Trails system before catching a concert in the stunning Bass Performance Hall in Sundance Square.