GetYourGuide’s inventory for Amarillo is very thin. The one Panhandle product we could confirm is a horseback ride in Palo Duro Canyon. The other two cards below are real Route 66 tours, but they are in Albuquerque and Oklahoma City, about four hours’ drive either way, so they only make sense if your road trip passes through. Amarillo’s own sights are free or cheap, and you can reach them by car.
Hand-picked tours & tickets
In the Panhandle Amarillo: Palo Duro Canyon Horseback Riding Tour
A guided ride in the canyon, listed under Amarillo. It is the one Panhandle product we could confirm. We could not read the full listing, so check the duration, the meeting point and any rider limits before you book.
Gateway: Albuquerque from $35 Albuquerque: Old Town History, Legends & Route 66 Lore Tour
A walking tour of about 75 minutes in Albuquerque’s Old Town, useful if you are driving Route 66 west from Texas.
Gateway: Oklahoma City from $55 Oklahoma City: Crusin’ OKC Streetcar Tour through Automobile Alley
A streetcar-and-walking tour themed on Route 66, for travellers coming from the east. Plan on about a mile on foot.
Prices are indicative “from” prices in US dollars where we could see one; the link shows the live price and details.
Booking notes
- Be realistic: the tour list above is short because the market is. Do not plan an Amarillo trip around guided tours.
- Rent a car. It is the real “tour” here, and every sight on our list is reachable by road.
- Listings change. We link to GetYourGuide’s Amarillo page so you can see anything added since we checked.
