Amarillo Things to Do

 6 Reviews  The guide you obtain when you enter Palo Duro Canyon informs that the park consists of 18,438 acres in Randall and Armstrong Counties, encompassing a formation which is about 120 miles long and 600'... 

 2 Reviews  This museum is either recently renovated or newly constructed. All of the exhibits are in like-new condition. The lower level has hands-on areas for children and adults alike to learn about horses in... 

 2 Reviews  If you like horses check out the quarter horse museum. The American Quarter Horse Association has a museum and heritage center in Amarillo. When you go inside you can watch a film about quarter horses... 

 1 Review  The Shortgrass Country Museum is located is SAYRE's Old Rock Island Depot, 106 E. Street. The depot is perhaps Sayre's most important historical landmark; were it not for the train, Sayre might never... 

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 Bunsch Says:  Elkins Ranch offers you a chance to see quite a bit more of Palo Duro Canyon than you can do in your own vehicle -- or even with a mountain bike or horse unless... 

 ATXtraveler Says:  Normally, I wouldn't think that eating challenges are note-worthy as "earned", but then again, I had never witnessed someone try to put down a 72 oz. piece of... 

 Jensentravels Says:  Just a quick update. We were just in Amarillo in Feb and the American Quarter Horse Association is closed for at least a couple of months for remodeling. You... 

 gulo Says:  Ten half-buried cadillac cars make for a nice stop for people traveling along I-40. Cars are always covered with graffiti but I believe they get repainted every... 

 Routeman Says:  To the west of Hydro is a great 66 address: Lucille Hamon's Gas Station and Store, which the flamboyant Lucille has owned for over 50 years. Lucille has loads... 

 Routeman Says:  The Route 66 Association headquarters in Texas, McLean remains motionless in its time-warp where you only remember the good times. A copy of a Philips station... 

 jgnajar Says:  A few places to visit are Palo Duro Canyon, the Cadillac Ranch, Panhandle-Plains Museum in Canyon, and 6th Street on historic Route 66.Palo Duro Canyon is the... 

 brdwtchr Says:  Palo Duro Canyon is one of my favorite things to do near Amarillo. In the photo you can see the visitor center. It is made of stone and perches on the canyon... 

 glineup49 Says:  If at all possible, i think all visitors should see the musical TEXAS which is performed in the amphitheater in PaloDuro Canyon located 15 miles south of... 

 ckraider Says:  The musical 'Texas' in the valley of Palo Duro Canyon, located 20 miles from Amarillo. A must see!It starts around dusk and filled with beautiful props and... 

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 BloodViper88 Says:  lots of fun and big HOOTERS 

 Routeman Says:  Clinton Oklahoma Route 66 Museum a-must-see. 

 Routeman Says:  Alanreed jail. It's the smallest jail on earth. It's right next to the Alanreed postoffice. ( for serious people: it's a gag ). 

 Routeman Says:  Elk City. Ackley Park located on Historic Route 66, next to Old Town Museum. 

 Routeman Says:  ELK CITY. Step back in time at the National Route 66 Museum and old town museum complex.