Traveling old U.S. 66 is the experience of a lifetime. See a sample of the great photos in the Route 66 Handbook.

Find the markets with the best pickings in our guide

Stretching hundreds of miles and three states, this sale has something for everyone.

From the supernatural to places that are just a bit out of the norm, these Mississippi locales will either give you the creeps, leave you scratching your head, or completely amaze you.

Everyone in Oklahoma should experience the Heartland Flyer for an unforgettable train ride!

Looking to travel the 127 yard sale to find some good deals? Check out these tips to help you make the most of your trip on the back roads.

Look for Ree Drummond at the Pioneer Woman Mercantile before exploring Pawhuska with this step-by-step itinerary of top area attractions, mouthwatering restaurants and cozy inns.

The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska, Oklahoma welcomes 6,000 visitors a day. Here are five things you can expect when you visit "The Merc."

The 127 Yard Sale, The World's Longest Yard Sale, happens the first Thursday thru Sunday in August each year. It’s 690 miles long and spans 6 states.

Drive Oklahoma's stretch of Route 66, stopping at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, the National Transportation and Route 66 Museum, and the Route 66 Interpretive Center full of historical displays and eclectic memorabilia, for a road trip like no other.

From one-of-a-kind vintage clothing to rare antiques and quirky collectibles, America's flea markets are full of treasures just waiting to be found. Here is the shortlist of the all time 20 best flea markets in the US.

You never know what you'll find at these impressive markets!

Find where rivers turn to rapids, waterfalls plunge over cliffs and the sound of rushing water signals beauty in Oklahoma.

Have you been to the Pioneer Woman Mercantile? Did you know you can visit the Pioneer Woman Lodge and take a tour? Here are seven tips for planning a fun trip to the Pioneer Woman Mercantile.

Sure, there are colorful serving bowls to admire, plates to purchase, and recipe books to thumb through. But for me, the main draw is the food.

It might be located off a dirt road, but it's full of heavenly baked goods to die for.