5 Places to Hike in Oklahoma

Turner Falls

Turner Falls is considered one of the tallest waterfall in Oklahoma. Turner Falls is located about 2.5 hours from Dallas, TX. Take a short hike up for a view of the falls above or a short walk for a close-up view of the falls.

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Wichita Mountains

The Wichita Mountains have Zion National Park vibes. Hike along the Narrows Trail (2.7 Miles) for beautiful views. There’s so much you can do here: rock-climbing, drive/hike up to Mount Scott, go for a hike, go camping and much more.

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Mount Scott

Mount Scott is a mountain located inside the Wichita Mountains (elevation 2464 feet). You can drive up the mountain or hike up to the top. The drive up is beautiful.

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Mount Scott

Mount Scott

 

Broken Bow Lake

Plenty of water activity options here at Broken Bow Lake. This is right near Beaver’s Bend State Park. There are kayak rentals available for purchase to rent during the open season.

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Enjoyed my first time kayaking

Enjoyed my first time kayaking

 

Beavers Bend State Park

Take a beautiful hike at Beavers Bend State Park, located in southeast Oklahoma along Broken Bow Lake. I hiked the Cedar Bluff Nature Trail (0.9 Miles) and the Friends Trail Loop (1.5 Miles). Both have easy access and are short and sweet.

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