Oklahoma is full of magical places where the topography will take your breath away, and one of the most enchanting places in the Sooner State is the Arbuckle Mountains. This majestic mountain range is located in the south-central portion of the state and stretches 35 miles east-to-west. If you’ll be visiting this area of the state, add the mountains to your bucket list right away.
The Arbuckle Mountains are an ancient range that features rolling hills, waterfalls, creeks, lakes, caves, hiking trails and stunning beauty.
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This mountain range is among the oldest on earth and home to some of the best outdoor recreational spots in the state.
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One of the most notable is Turner Falls Park - home to the largest waterfall in the state. At 77 ft. tall, the gorgeous water cascades over the rocks and into a pool below.
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Above the waterfalls are gorgeous streams, lush greenery, caves and lots of areas to explore.
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The rushing creeks, along with the waterfall, make this enchanting spot one of the biggest tourist attractions during the summer.
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Chickasaw National Recreation Area is also located in the mountain range just a few miles away from Turner Falls Park and is known as the “oasis in the prairie.” The spring fed waters that flow throughout are absolutely stunning.
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Lake of the Arbuckles is another outdoor gem located inside the Arbuckle Mountains. The lake is well-known for its extremely clear water and is one of the best in the state for bass fishing.
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The different ecosystems within the mountains range from deciduous forests to mixed-grass prairies. From hiking to swimming to fishing, the outdoor activities are endless within The Arbuckle Mountains.
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Watch the videos below for more beautiful scenery of the Arbuckle Mountains and Turner Falls Park:
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Aren’t the Arbuckle Mountains gorgeous? What season is your favorite time to visit them?
Make sure to check out these other beautiful mountains in Oklahoma.
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