This is a beautiful drive through the park. The thing we were most mislead about was the fact that it is a national park and not just a monument you can stop and take pictures at. The park was closed when we went so we didn't actually get to go in which was a bummer. If you go when it's open I'm sure it'd be a nice drive!
Quite difficult to find but once you do you have to drive exactly at 45 mph and close to the edge of the road where they have strategically created bumps in the road to sing a song to you. There is a sign going east bound on Route 66 that you'll see, it's blue and tells you to drive 45 to hear a song! Keep your windows up and listen really close, it's pretty neat.
Something to do to check off the bucket list. We jumped in when it was about 80 and very cloudy and no going to lie, the water was ice cold! It was a fun thing to do though! Definitely road trip adventure worthy.
It's really worth the stop! I wasn't expecting it to be as neat as it was but I was wrong. There are piles of spray cans that you can grab and leave your touristy mark on these iconic Cadillacs. Stellar little spot on Route 66, great photo op as well.
Iconic spot that you need to visit if you're in the area. It's free to walk around the theater and take pictures. They also have a free museum that displays all the well known artists to perform at Red Rocks, The Beatles being one of the many ;). It really is a beautiful sight to see.
When we saw it it was caged up like some wild circus beast lol! But it's definitely a goofy little picture to take, always fun for the memories.
Cute little picture spot, the cans are different than the picture though. It's now a Monster can, Sprite, Diet Coke, and original Coke.
We honestly loved this place! If you're looking for unique stops on your trip definitely add this little shack to the list. The owner is a riot, true blue Oklahoma guy. Worth the stop, no doubt!