B&B Travel Guide for Frontier area

El Reno    The only trolley on rails in the state can be seen in historic El Reno. The Heritage Express Trolley starts in Heritage Park within the museum grounds and takes you through the historic downtown area full of unique restaurants and specialty shops.   ...read more

Guthrie    Downtown Guthrie, the first Capital of Oklahoma is a National Historic Landmark and due to the splendour of its beautifully restored late nineteenth and early twentieth century architecture, is the perfect spot for people to stroll its pretty cobblestone streets.   ...read more

Norman    Blue waters, ancient oak trees and beautiful rolling hills charm millions of visitors to Norman each year. Visit Lake Thunderbird with its glorious sandy beaches and where you can fish, windsurf, water-ski, sail, swim and sunbathe, there are two marinas supplying all the gear you’ll need for activities on the lake and throughout the 6,000 acres park, you can also go horse-back riding, hiking, mountain biking and hunting.   ...read more

Oklahoma City    Oklahoma City renowned for its award-winning events, fantastic attractions and Remington Park Oklahoma's Premiere Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred Racing. Known as "The Horse Show Capital of the World", watch the action as your horse comes in first with a state-of-the-art facility providing fabulous views, or feel the atmosphere outdoors!   ...read more

Pawnee    Near Pawnee is Lake Cart Blackwell offering some of the best fishing in the country. With an area of 3,350 acres this stunning lake with 53 miles of beautiful shoreline provides excellent recreation.   ...read more

Stillwater    Stillwater is the proud home to the site of the famous Washington Irving Trail Museum and the Legacy of Washington Irving author of "Rip van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."   ...read more