
A 1–2 day journey through Comanche, Kiowa, Wichita, and Cheyenne cultural heritage sites.
Explore the rich cultural heritage of the Southern Plains tribes with this respectful journey through world-class museums, outdoor memorials, and tribal cultural centers. Visit the Comanche National Museum for in-depth tribal history, explore Fort Sill's military and Native American connections including Geronimo's grave, discover the outdoor statuary garden honoring famous American Indians in Anadarko, and learn about Wichita tribal heritage. Optional second day includes Cheyenne cultural sites in Clinton.
Begin your cultural journey with comprehensive Comanche heritage at the Comanche National Museum, explore Fort Sill's military and Native American history including Geronimo's grave, then travel to Anadarko for outdoor memorials and Wichita tribal heritage.
Comprehensive galleries on Comanche history and culture. Learn about tribal heritage, code talkers, and contemporary Comanche life.
Optional quick add-on visit to interactive frontier exhibits if time permits. Walk across Elmer Thomas Park.
Get visitor pass for Fort Sill access. Bring valid ID and allow time for background check. Complete FS Form 118a.
Explore military history and Native American connections. Free admission. Hours typically Tue-Sat 9-5.
Visit the grave of the famous Apache leader. Be respectful and observe all posted rules. On-post location.
Free outdoor statuary garden honoring 40+ Native leaders. Self-guided walk-through open even after visitor center hours.
Museum and archives with Wichita tribal exhibits and gift shop. Located 1.25 miles north of Anadarko on US-281.
Note: Currently closed for maintenance per US DOI notice. Exterior photo stop only.
Plan to stay in Lawton or Anadarko area area for easy access to next day's activities.
2 Days
Easy
Year-round (indoor museums with outdoor memorial sites)
180 miles
$75-150 per person (excluding lodging)
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