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The Upper Kiamichi River Wilderness spans 10,372 acres within the Ouachita National Forest. This beautiful area is protected by the long ridges of Pine Mountain and Rich Mountain and features picturesque groves of beech trees as well as dense forests of pine and hardwoods. It offers excellent hiking and fishing opportunities along the Kiamichi River and is home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, white-tailed deer, bobcats, skunks, and pheasants.

Chickasaw National Recreation Area spans over 9,800 acres and is a hidden oasis in Oklahoma. It was established in 1902 as Platt National Park and merged with Arbuckle Recreation Area in 1976, creating a fantastic opportunity to enjoy the features of two parks in one. It continues to be managed by the National Park Service. Nestled in the foothills of the Arbuckle Mountains, this area features the beautiful Lake of the Arbuckles, 30 miles of hiking trails, natural springs and waterfalls. Admission is free, with ample parking, picnic areas, restrooms, and water available at Pavilion Springs and Vendome Well. The natural spring water is renowned for its healing properties; however, it is untreated, so please consume it at your own risk.

The name of this state park is taken from the name of a Southern Cheyenne chief: Henry Roman Nose. It should not be confused with the leader Roman Nose who was an influential member of the Northern Cheyenne. With its lake, small rivers and campground, the place is perfect for camping.

2,464-foot (751 m) Mount Scott is one of the tallest peaks in Oklahoma, and offers correspondingly great vistas. You can bike the three-mile paved road to the summit, but it is only open to pedestrians and cyclists from 6am-9:30am.

2,464-foot (751 m) Mount Scott is one of the tallest peaks in Oklahoma, and offers correspondingly great vistas. You can bike the three-mile paved road to the summit, but it is only open to pedestrians and cyclists from 6am-9:30am.

Upon reaching the summit of Mount Scott, a towering peak near Lawton, Oklahoma, at 2,464 feet in the Wichita Mountains, bask in the awe-inspiring, panoramic views that unfold before you. Marvel at the beauty that stretches across the landscape, making the journey well worth the effort.

Treasure Lake is one of the really special spots in the area with its view of Elk Mountain in the background, because it is really representative of the Wichitas Mountains area.

This watercourse marks the border of the Charons Garden Wilderness Area. Here, you will find lots of granite rocks, flourishing vegetation and wildlife which give an enchanting atmosphere to the area.