Come to Guthrie and experience over 100 years of history and hospitality. Visitors can shop the numerous boutiques, specialty shops and art galleries downtown and see the homes of governors, editors and lawmen. Guthrie's historic residential areas, jubilant festivals, bronc-busting rodeos, live professional theatre, fascinating museums, historic trolley tours, exquisite dining and charming lodging make Guthrie a wonderful place for the whole family. Best Western Guthrie Oklahoma.
Things to do in Guthrie
Cedar valley Golf Club
Features a 36-hole championship course with driving range, putting green, pro shop and restaurant/bar. Call 405-282-4800 for more information.
Cimmaron National Golf Course
This 36-hole course has a driving range, putting green, chipping green, pro shop, restaurant and golf carts. Call 405-282-7888 for more information.
500 Duffy's Way., Guthrie, OK 12345
Double Stop Fiddle Shop & Music Hall
The Byron Berline Band perform every other Saturday night. At the shop you will find new and vintage instruments. Shop is open Monday - Friday; Music hall performances are Friday - Sunday. Call 405-282-6646 for more information.
121 E. Oklahoma., Guthrie, OK 12345
First Capital Trolley
Enjoy a trolley tour of Guthrie's historic district, one of the largest on the National Register of Historic Places--400 blocks, 1400 acres of historic buildings. Call for times. Call 405-282-6000 for more information.
314 W. Oklahoma., Guthrie, OK 12345
Guthrie Gunfighters
Get a taste of the Old West with gunfight reenactments held each Saturday at the corner of 2nd & Harrison, every hour on the hour from 1-5 pm. Call 405-282-6018 for more information.
Guthrie Lake
Boat ramp, fishing dock, campsites, camper parking, electrical hookups, picnic area, grills and restrooms are all offered. The shoreline length is 4 miles.
5 miles Southwest of the city., Guthrie, OK 12345
Moonfeathers Winery
Tasting room, gift shop, production room and fields of grape vines to wander through. Open Fri- Sat 11am - 6pm. Call 405-282-8463 for more information.
724 N. Midwest Blvd., Guthrie, OK 12345
National Four String Banjo Hall of Fame Museum
Discover America's only native instrument, the banjo, at the museum dedicated to preserving its heritage. Housing a rare collection of four-string banjos, some instruments are one-of-a-kind in the world. The museum is also the home of the International Banjo College and the Banjo Hall of Fame. Tours, educational programs, banjo recordings, a lecture and performance hall, displays of famous banjoists and a gift shop are also featured. Open Tues - Sat 10am - 5pm and by appointment. Call 405-260-1323 for more information.
116 E. Oklahoma., Guthrie, OK 12345
Oklahoma Frontier Drugstore Museum
Site of Oklahoma Territory's first drug store you will find authentic restoration including numerous turn-of the-century items. Includes a 1923 soda fountain and displays of 1890 pharmaceutical memorabilia. The Gaffney Building, circa 1890, is a prime example of the historical charm and elegant architecture of Guthrie. It is located in the 200 block of West Oklahoma and was occupied by the Lillie Drug Store. Call for hours of operation. Call 405-282-1895 for more information.
Oklahoma Sports Museum
Oklahoma's official sports museum featuring a collection of memorabilia honoring athletes, coaches and teams with Oklahoma ties. Guided lectures and tours are available upon request. The museum presents the Warren Spahn Award to the outstanding left-handed pitcher in the major leagues each January. Call for hours of operation. Call 405 260-1342 for more information.
315 W. Oklahoma., Guthrie, OK 12345
Oklahoma State Capital Publishing Museum
See the 1903 printing and publishing business from Guthrie's territorial days. Printing and bookbinding equipment from 1889-1916 are on display. Open Thu - Sat 9am - 5pm. Call 405-282-4123 for more information.
301 W. Harrison., Guthrie, OK 12345
Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library
Artifacts and documents from the 1889 Land Run and settlement of Guthrie, the first capital of Oklahoma. Included is an exhibit on the William Black family, an African American family who made their claim near Guthrie and the other estimated 10,000 African Americans who participated in the 1889 land run. Open Tue - Sat 9am - 5pm. Call 405-282-1889 for more information.
402 E. Oklahoma ., Guthrie, OK 12345