Local gems worth getting to know.
Piedmont sits about 30 minutes north of Weatherford on Highway 54, and most people blow through it without stopping. That's the point, though — this is where you stop when you're heading to Boiling
Most Route 66 travelers never see Piedmont because they're on I-44. The town sits 3 miles south, still on the original two-lane alignment that existed before the interstate straightening in the 1970s.
Piedmont sits about 19 miles northwest of Oklahoma City's downtown core—a straight shot south on I-44 that takes roughly 25 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. The Oklahoma City National Memorial
Piedmont sits exactly 30 minutes northwest of downtown Oklahoma City on I-44, the old alignment of Route 66. Most people drive straight through on the way to Guthrie or the Panhandle without
Piedmont sits northwest of Oklahoma City in Canadian County, and the restaurant landscape here reflects what the town actually is—a place where families have run the same spots for decades, where
Route 66 didn't just pass through Piedmont—it made the town. When the highway officially opened in 1926, this stretch of central Oklahoma transformed from a rural crossroads into a genuine waypoint on