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Begin your Texan journey in historic Grapevine, where Wild West legends come alive. Once a stomping ground for Bonnie and Clyde, the town brims with outlaw lore—sip a drink at a themed saloon or catch the marshall showdown at the Grapevine Glockenspiel. Take a day to explore the epic Dallas Cowboys Stadium, then return to Grapevine’s charming streets, vintage shops, and frontier spirit for a taste of Texas that’s as bold as it is unforgettable.

Next stop, Oklahoma City. Steeped in rich heritage and Western grit, OKC blends cowboy culture with a modern edge. Dive into the legacy of the frontier at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, or stroll through the revitalised Bricktown district, now buzzing with restaurants, live music, and canal-side charm. From powerful museums to unexpected delights, Oklahoma City offers a vibrant mix of history, hospitality, and heartland spirit.

Head northeast to Tulsa for a two-night stay at the iconic Mayo Hotel, where Art Deco elegance meets the spirit of the Old West. Set along the legendary Route 66, Tulsa is steeped in history—from oil booms to outlaw tales. Discover the city’s cultural side at the Philbrook Museum of Art, or wander the Blue Dome District, once a hub for bootleggers and now buzzing with bars, live music, and street art. Catch a show at the historic Cain’s Ballroom, a former dance hall with ties to Western swing legends and renegade rhythms. With its Route 66 charm and rebellious past, Tulsa offers a captivating blend of grit, glamour, and Americana.

Continue your journey into outlaw territory with a one-night stay in Fort Smith at the Wyndham, where frontier legends come to life. Once a rough-and-tumble town on the edge of civilisation, Fort Smith was a key stop on the lawless edge of the Wild West. Step into the past at the Fort Smith National Historic Site, where gallows, jail cells, and the tales of Judge Isaac Parker—“the hanging judge”—reveal a dramatic history of marshals and outlaws. Ride the vintage rails at the Fort Smith Trolley Museum, or enjoy a sunset stroll along the Riverfront Park Trail, where the Arkansas River once carried both fugitives and fortune seekers. With grit, lore, and authentic charm, Fort Smith is a living tribute to the untamed American frontier.

Continue your journey to St. Joseph for a two-night stay at the charming Whiskey Mansion Inn. Known as the starting point of the Pony Express, St. Joseph is a haven for history enthusiasts. Dive into the adventures of the brave riders who traversed the country by visiting the Pony Express National Museum. St. Joseph also holds a notorious past as the site of Jesse James' infamous demise. Visit the Jesse James Home Museum to step back into the days of the legendary outlaw and explore the place where his storied life came to a dramatic end. 

Arrive in St. Louis for a two-night stay at the stylish 21c Museum Hotel, where contemporary flair meets historic charm. Known as the Gateway to the West, this iconic city marks the start of countless American journeys. Board the St. Louis Trolley Tour to take in landmarks like the soaring Gateway Arch and the cobbled streets of Soulard. Trace the path of pioneers and outlaws along historic Route 66, then dive into the local food scene with toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake.

Conclude your outlaw-inspired adventure with three unforgettable nights in Nashville, the world’s country music capital. From the neon-lit honky-tonks of Broadway to the iconic Country Music Hall of Fame, the city pulses with rhythm and legend. Walk in the footsteps of musical greats at the Johnny Cash Museum, a tribute to one of country’s original outlaws and take a day trip to the Jack Daniel’s Distillery to uncover the story behind a Tennessee classic. With its rich musical heritage and Southern charm, Nashville is the perfect crescendo to your epic road trip.

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