
A 3–4 day self-drive through Comanche, Kiowa, Wichita, Cheyenne & Arapaho homelands—museums, memorials, and sacred places.
Journey through the historic homelands of the Southern Plains tribes with this cultural heritage trail. Visit sacred sites, world-class museums, and memorials that tell the story of the Comanche, Kiowa, Wichita, Cheyenne, and Arapaho nations. This respectful exploration includes Geronimo's grave, tribal museums, battlefield sites, and cultural centers that preserve and share Native American history.
Begin your cultural journey at Fort Sill with museum exhibits spanning 19th-century fort history, Buffalo Soldiers, and Plains Nations context. Visit Geronimo's grave and explore Comanche heritage at specialized museums.
Get visitor pass and complete FS Form 118A. Allow 20-30 minutes for processing (longer during peak times).
Explore exhibits spanning 19th-century fort history, Buffalo Soldiers, and Plains Nations context. Free admission.
Visit the grave of the famous Apache leader. Be respectful and observe all posted rules.
Lunch break in Lawton before visiting cultural museums.
Interpretive galleries on Nʉmʉnʉʉ history, arts, and code talkers. Learn about Comanche culture and heritage.
Hands-on exhibits and Plains lifeways context. Walk 2 minutes across Elmer Thomas Park from Comanche Museum.
Plan to stay in Lawton or Medicine Park area for easy access to next day's activities.
4 Days
Easy
Year-round (indoor attractions)
350 miles
$150-300 per person (excluding lodging)
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