This quirky Route 66 icon was named one of the Top 50 Roadside Attractions in America by Time Magazine in July 2010. A must-stop photo op along Route 66 just outside of Tulsa. Read more

This giant blue whale built by a local zoologist has become a roadside icon for travelers on Route 66. This guy won't swallow you whole, climb aboard and also get a fridge magnet at the local store.

VERY COOL HISTORICAL LANDMARK BE SURE TO READ THE HISTORY...NICE PLACE TO RELAX AND HAVE LUNCH ...YOU CAN FISH HERE BUT IT IS CATCH AND RELEASE...ALSO THERE IS A MUNZEE HERE IF YOU PLAY!!

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A fun historic stop. Pack a picnic and enjoy the view (and the people watching ).

This is a pure route 66 photo opportunity you don’t want to miss! It’s awesome!!

Try the tamales , if the little stand is open. Also, don't miss the little mushrooms behind the ark.

Make sure to read this sign too for a fun fact.

Neat place to stop and stretch. Lot of turtles swimming around the whale.

I never thought I'd ever say this but go take a pee... The bathrooms are just as cool as the whale itself!

Interesting landmark and story behind it, but not much to see.

Iconic Route 66 nostalgia. Free.

Fun stop, great leg stretcher. Free!!!

Take pictures with the whale. It's a scenic spot

gift shop closes for their lunch .

Open 8am-dark it's a beautiful place for a picnic !

Cool with Christmas lights on it

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