Original Route 66 Alignment
15001 W Ozark Trail
About this location
On the West side of Sapulpa you'll find one of the longest and best "preserved" stretches of the original Route 66 alignment dating back to the 1920's. The route features a railroad bridge from 1925, the ruins of the TeePee drive-in, the famous Rock Creek Bridge from 1922, and a few other interesting little sights. Since this section of the road has been bypassed by the new 66 alignment but still serves a few houses, it has fallen into the perfect position of being necessary to keep in use, but not critical enough to be turned into a modern road. This is the perfect place to experience the Mother Road in near-original condition without modern lane widths, shoulders, and other such advancements in road design.