100 Year Centennial

In 2026, Route 66 turns 100 years old, and there's no better place to experience the magic of this milestone than along the 100 Greatest Miles of Route 66 in Oklahoma. Established on November 11, 1926, Route 66—often called America’s Main Street—has become a symbol of freedom, adventure, and the open road. As the world prepares to celebrate the centennial of this legendary highway, Oklahoma is proud to be at the heart of the celebration.

Stretching from Sapulpa to Edmond, the 100 Greatest Miles highlight 11 historic towns that embody the soul of Route 66. With preserved downtowns, roadside diners, quirky landmarks, scenic drives, and friendly locals, this stretch offers an authentic and unforgettable Route 66 experience. Oklahoma boasts the longest drivable portion of Route 66 in the country—making it the ultimate destination for centennial travelers.

Throughout 2026, visitors can expect an exciting lineup of expanded events, including our signature celebrations like 100 Miles of Music, 100 Miles of Christmas, 100 Miles of Green, and the thrilling Route 66 Road Rally. These events connect travelers with the communities that keep the spirit of Route 66 alive, offering everything from live music and vintage car shows to holiday parades and small-town festivals.

We’ll be updating this page regularly with confirmed events, centennial travel guides, and insider tips to help you plan your ultimate Route 66 road trip in Oklahoma. Join us in celebrating 100 years of history, community, and adventure along the most unforgettable miles of America’s historic highway.