30 Bizarre and Brilliant Stops Along America’s Route 66

16. The World’s Largest Totem Pole – Foyil, Oklahoma

Towering at 90 feet, the World’s Largest Totem Pole is one of Route 66’s most impressive folk-art creations. Built by artist Ed Galloway in 1948, this hand-carved masterpiece is adorned with colorful depictions of Native American animals and symbols, reflecting Galloway’s deep admiration for indigenous art. The totem pole is part of Totem Pole Park, which features several smaller totems, a museum showcasing Galloway’s other works, and picnic areas shaded by the sculptures. Over the decades, this one-of-a-kind attraction has become a symbol of artistic dedication, making it an essential stop for travelers who appreciate handcrafted marvels.