From the Northeast corner of Oklahoma, travel old Route 66 across the state and out the western border.  Oklahoma has done a better job than all the other states keeping the old road in tact and drivable.  A myriad of old 66 relics, hot spots, tourist attractions etc. A great ride! 

Bail off Highway 412 just east of Kansas, Oklahoma and turn south on Scenic Highway 10.  Enjoy 30 miles of smooth paved twisty turning roads through the woods that parallel the beautiful clear Illinois River.  Catch glimpses through the trees of the canoe and raft adventurers as they forge the river.  Plenty of campgrounds along the road with canoe and raft outfitters if you need to take a break from the bike and cool down.  From Tahlequah decisions have to be made.  Tenkiller lake 10 miles.  Sequoyah State Park near Ft. Gibson Lake 18 miles. 

While on State Hwy 82 pulling into Peggs turn south on CR -N4420, which is the only country road going due south out of Peggs.  Ride 14 miles of great scenic country roads turning quickly to wooded twisty roads and pass thru Lost City and wind your way to Hulbert.  Make a right on hwy 51 for about a quarter mile then turn south on the state hwy 80 also affectionately called "14 Mile Road".  On one of the many occasions I have slipped away on this lonely road I counted 103 turns in its 14 miles.  Beautiful wooded campgrounds below the Dam with full hook ups, ie water, electric, showers.  Campground is surrounded by Grand River below the dam on one side and beatiful wooded bluffs on west side giving great shade from the afternoon sun.  The campground is called

Head north from Salina, Oklahoma.  A great smooth road, country scenic turning to woods.  The last six miles is very twisty.  Exhilerating!  From there you can follow hwy 20 toward Jay then take 28 to the Dam at Disney on Grand Lake O' The Cherokee.  Beautiful homes and condos line the shoreline at the dam.  $$$  Or out of Spavinaw follow 82 toward Langley and then to Dam at Disney.  Spavinaw State Park has beautiful river with fishing and campgrounds.  Spavinaw Dam is scenic.  Plenty of Mom and Pop places to eat in Langley and Disney.  Also look into the Cherokee Queen for an old fashion river paddle boat style tour of the lake. 

Highway 100 west of Stilwell is a beautiful smooth road ambling over the rolling hills with sweeping turns guiding you into the wooded Cookson Hills and Lake Tenkiller.  At Tenkiller Lake take 82 north back to Tahlequah or better still stay on 100 to the south end of Tenkiller and on to Gore. 

South of Muskogee below I-40 is the small town of Porum.  Take highway 2 south and enjoy the beautiful landscape and country scenery as you glide through Whitefield and Kinta.  Join highway 31 heading west for a few miles then peel off again turning south on highway 2 as it gradually guides you up and over, around and through Blue Mountain of the Ouachita National Forest.  (pronounced Washita)  Stop in at Robbers Cave State Park and enjoy some hiking trails or horseback riding or take a walk up to the cave.  Continue south on 2 through Wilberton and enjoy the great sweeping twisty's of the mountain range clear down to Highway 1 and Buffalo Valley.  Follow Highway 1 east to Talihina and do the famous Talimena Scenic Byway or turn north on 82 before Talihina and  and take in more of the same wonderful scenery and twisty's going back toward Red Oak and finally Lequire. 

Take highway 11 north out of Skiatook and enjoy the smooth winding road as it roves through the wooded countryside.  At highway 123 you can peel off and go north and visit Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve or continue on 11 through Barnsdall and on to Pawhuska.