From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

Family-operated restaurant serving up mouthwatering dishes such as steak and peppers, and the wildly popular gnocchis (Italian potato dumplings), along with traditional favorites such as spaghetti and meatballs, and lasagna. Air Date: June 4, 2005

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

Enjoy a dip in Medicine Creek in this tiny cobblestone community in the Wichita Mountains. Medicine Park was Oklahoma’s first resort area during the 1920's and '30's, attracting politicians, journalists, celebrities and gangsters. The town's spirit combines the early Native A...

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

This bed and breakfast, located on 80 acres, has been created from a turn-of-the-century Victorian house, furnished with period furniture and offering four guest rooms. There are rooftop decks for viewing sunrises and sunsets or relaxing in the hot tub. Along the mile-long walking path, visitors...

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

Woods, Lakes, Rocks, they all have one thing in common, ok they have lots in common, but only one place, Woolaroc, combines them all. Chase went out to find out about all the new activities they have to do there.

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

Buried Gold? It sounds like folklore, but it’s true! It was buried by men from California but never recovered. It's lost in the Great Salt Plains Dam. Originally aired July 17, 2004.

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

Whitney heads to the national cowboy museum and checks out the Weitzenhoffer Fine arms gallery. This gallery not only shows the amazing collection of fire arms from the past, but also shows the relationship of art and firearms.

From: OklaTravelNet on Sun, Aug 09 2009 5:00 PM

While on Route 66 the South West Team made a stop at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Chase was very impressed with the museum and got lost in its wonder.

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:09 AM

Set in an original speakeasy from the late '40s. Come for Texas style BBQ but don’t stay too late or you might run into a ghost! Originally aired October 23, 2004

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:09 AM

Two amateur rock hounds managed to excavate the most complete remains of the largest Mid-Cretaceous Period meat eating dinosaur ever discovered in North America. Originally aired June 24, 2006

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:08 AM

There’s no better view of the lake than from 500 feet up! Sail Grand also offers jet skiiing, sailing and other watercraft rentals, a family beach and something all the kids love: a water trampoline! Originally aired May 28, 2005.

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:08 AM

See 240 miles of scenic western Oklahoma on this motorcycle poker run. Also enjoy the Edmond Arts festival for food, fun, and original artwork. Originally aired April 29, 2006.

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:07 AM

The collections of Museum of the Red River are particularly strong in regional archaeological materials, historic and modern Plains Indians garments, Southwestern Pueblo ceramics and Precolumbian Middle and South American artifacts. The museum also displays the reconstructed skeleton of the dino...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:06 AM

One of fishing’s biggest tournaments is coming to Grand Lake June 1st through 4th, when the Bassmaster Elite 100 Series brings 100 top fishing pros to Northeast Oklahoma. The Bass Masters Tournament is also a spectator sport. Weigh-ins are open to the public and they have become quite a show. Sp...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:04 AM

Travel Correspondent Lauren Jones goes to the Dick Tracy Headquarters at the Pawnee County Historical Society and Museum. Pawnee is most well-known for the birthplace of Chester Gould, creator of the famous comic detective Dick Tracy. Pawnee is also known as the home of Moses Yellowhorse, the fi...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:03 AM

The International Photography Hall of Fame is host to a panoramic image of the Grand Canyon as well as temporary exhibitions on a regular basis. Lacey Lett went out there to get a glimpse of their latest exhibition Capture the Moment: The Pulitzer Prize Photographs. Its running through March 30.

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:02 AM

Dedicated to individual and group development through teamwork, trust, communication, and service, the ULEAD Challenge Course offers games, initiatives, and low and high elements in this extreme high ropes course! Whitney gears up in Edmond to experience the high flying adventures, and sense of ...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:00 AM

Nestled in the woods on 60 acres near Lake Thunderbird, the Little River Zoo is home to more than 400 animals, many of which you’ll meet on your personally guided tour. As you walk along natural pathways you will receive an up close and personal visit with the zoo's animal ambassadors. The ...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:00 AM

Housed behind the historic brick walls of the former Carey Lumber Building in Norman, The Crucible Foundry is a reflection of the University community that surrounds it. With a graceful mix of art and science, the Crucible uses the latest innovations in the lost-wax method and alpha-cured/set sa...

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 5:00 AM

Whitney visits a University library on the campus of Langston University, specializing in African and African-American books, newspapers, videos and film. African and African-American art and artifacts from hundreds of years ago are also found on exhibit and temporary exhibit.

From: OklaTravelNet on Fri, Aug 07 2009 4:59 AM

Pelican Bay Aquatic Center is in Edmond and features Water Playground, vortex, climbing wall, floating dinosaur and a 150-foot waterslide! Did we mention a Caf Snack Bar, Water Playground and a Slide splash pool. Beat the heat with the kidddos at the Pelican Bay Aquatic Center.