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So glad I caught this, loved the OKC video. I live a few blocks from Boomtown Creamery on NW23rd were you two got the ice cream flight Great job again showing the great state of Oklahoma, I moved to OKC from Seattle in 2011 and I love it.
I have to say that I'm glad Meers Burger was closed. The owners are not good people. Had to be sued into paying their employees properly, among other reasons that become obvious when you see the "decor".
Oklahoma is a beautiful state :) When my hubs told me he accepted a job in the Tulsa area in 2018 I was like "WHY"? But this state has become home and we love it...best move ever. We frequent places like the Wichitas and in 2022 made it our goal to visit every county....it hasn't disappointed us at all. This year has been AMAZING! This state has everything from desert dunes, mountain hikes, rivers to float all summer, natural cold springs, and fields that go on for miles. The only thing it is missing is the ocean :)
That's how we felt all our lives! We always thought "yuck! I don't want to go to OK!" Boy, were we wrong! There is tons to do, see, and eat! We're glad to hear you're loving it there so much. We had a blast and we can't wait to go back one day!
Moved from Northern California and this place Tulsa,ok and surrounding areas Ten Killer lake, Eufaula lake, Grand Lake, keystone and many more! Turkey mountain is amazing
@@djknockinbeats5092 Welcome to Oklahoma. Do you know why it’s called God’s country ??? No one else would have it. I’ve been here since 1949 & I’m staying. Western Oklahoma that is.
As the owner of Small Mountain Street Tacos and former mayor of Medicine Park, OK.........thank you for stopping by our little town and giving us a big shout out! Safe travels and adventure on!!
Medicine Park looked like a cool little town! We wish we had more time to spend there and see it when everything was open and hopping. We'll have to come back and try those tacos! Thanks and thanks for watching!
We are from Tulsa and stayed in Camp Doris once. We visited The Holy City, but didn’t know about Medicime Park. Recently I have heard about it and it is on our bucket list.
people from north and central texas use oklahoma as a vacation spot a lot. same with kansas and arkansas. i grew up with a house on grand lake and the amount of people from kansas/arkansas/missouri that had houses on there was insane
Hello❤ I am from Bangkok Thailand . In July 1994 I was ever went to Khlahoma for helicopter training with US Army at Camp Gruber in Musgokee town and also sightseeing in OK city and Tulsa. I love American people and USA.😊😊🌺🌷🍂 . I appreciate yours and enjoy watching your video all the time. ❤❤❤
Oklahoma is indeed a beautiful state. I been living here for over 25 years. Every chance I get I go out to the Wichita Mountains. I live less then 20 miles from Medicine Park. I never get tired going out there.. I got tons of video on my channel. Check it out.
I have been to Bangkok, Chaing Mai, and Phuket. Your country is extremely beautiful! I was not born and raised in OK, but now after living here for many years, I ❤ it, too. Glad you got to enjoy our beautiful little place on earth.
People make fun of oklahoma a lot, but honestly it is a beautiful place. You can find mountains, desert, lakes, rivers, tons of wildlife, and culture. I decided to move back after almost 20 years and couldn't be happier
As a native Oklahoman I've always heard it said that "Oklahoma has everything all the other states have (except beaches) just smaller versions. We have mountain ranges, prairies, big lakes, deserts, and woodlands. It's a fun state to go exploring in because just like the weather, wait/drive ten minutes and everything changes. haha
@@jamesbrooks3664 I lived in Colorado Springs for 4 years. Love the state but you couldn't pay me enough to move back. Like you said, you guys are being overrun.
My wife and I have wonderful memories of Oklahoma. I was stationed at Fort Sill from '89-'92 and lived in Lawton. As two 19 year olds from south Louisiana, we were super excited for the Witchita Mountains. My first experience seeing mountains. We loved Mt Scott and driving to the summit after a stop at Braum's for a waffle cone. We made a reminiscing trip a few years ago with our son to show him. Oklahoma is near and dear to our hearts. Safe travels and peace be with you. Thank you for posting
What town in LA? I’ve lived my whole life in the OKC area since I was born in ‘94. Now (30) living in Lake Charles until at least July 2026! Louisiana has left a lasting impression on me as well!! I love OK and LA both! Always wonder what my new Cajun friends would think if they visited.
Oklahoma is totally underrated. You’re doing such an amazing job showcasing all of OK! Hope you’re enjoying a restful Christmas season with loved ones in TX! ❤️❤️❤️
I visit Oklahoma the first time as an adult after not being in Oklahoma since the 90's. It is a beautiful state. I actually find that I like driving more in Oklahoma then I do Florida. In Oklahoma I didn't feel like I had to fight traffic as much as I do back home.
Mt Scott and the refugee are beautiful I live and work on base and visit the refugee almost every day being it’s practically are backyard it’s literally my favorite place to go. I hope y’all enjoyed the refugee
I've lived in Oklahoma city all 48 years of my life, besides the time I spent in the military and even I haven't seen my own state like this in this video. Now I'm encouraged to get out to some of the state parks and ride my horses around some new scenery. I applaud the both of you for this masterpiece, thank you so much 👏🏾 🙌🏾
Go see!!! I’m a lifelong Okie and grew up lucky enough to hit the lakes, the trails, the countryside, and the cities. Every corner of this state must be visited-they are all different! And fantastic in their own ways.
I was born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas (Dallas), now live in Wisconsin. Most folks in Texas think of Oklahoma as I-35 North out of Dallas through OKC and on the Kansas. Although I love the ranch and farmland of Oklahoma, the East and West are the pretty parts of the state. It actually has everything Texas has to offer, just smaller. Thanks for the video of my home state.
Thank you for showcasing my home state! I love Oklahoma and I too am continually stunned by her beauty and spots for adventure. Next time you come through check out the NE part of the state. "Green Country" is beautiful and teaming with history and native American culture.
They haven't even seen it all on Oklahoma lol. Salt Lake of the plains in jet Oklahoma, the alabaster caverns sp near freedom, ok. The gloss mountain sp north of fairview,ok the grand lake area in NE OKLA. lake Eufaula in Eufaula,ok. Little Italy area in Krebs,ok area where Reba is from... little Sahara sp in waynoka,ok ....quartz mountain north of Altus,ok...Tallgrass prairie preserve... where the bison live in Osage Co. West of Bartlesville where Phillips 66 started. And our highest peak, black Mesa peak elev. 4973 in the panhandle north of kenton,ok... and is the only town of the state that's mountain time.. Most Oklahomans don't know we have 2 time zones lol. Plus alot of quirky things in-between like the tallest and biggest leg lamp off the movie a Christmas story. Or a resort town called Carlton landing south of Eufaula, which is a copied town from Florida from a movie called the truman show with Jim Carrey. Plus we have a pretty good amount of Amish communities as well... they can cook lol. And probably more likely the best for rt.66, Oklahoma is going to celebrate its 100th birthday of route 66 in 2026..
As a Native Oklahoman who has been blessed to live in and visit other states and see so many beautiful places in my travels. I can honestly say that Oklahoma can rival everyone in the views, scenic spots, delicious places to eat, amazing people, historical locations, awesome museums, beautiful national parks across the state and has so much to offer not only in the big cities and towns but in the smaller towns and rural areas. We have something for everyone...well except the ocean but we do have several large lakes to swim and boat in. Wonderful job showcasing the southern part of Oklahoma. If you can check out the northern part of the state since it's equally beautiful and unique.
Yes we learned that OK really has it all, minus the ocean like you mentioned. There really is something for everyone. We hate that we put it down for so long and deprived ourselves of a good time in OK all these years!
@@atmosphericgaia Don't know where you are from but I never said living here and enjoying it was for the weak. To live here you have to have a strong heart, enduring will and the ability to see the beauty of the land. The government thought it was useless so designated it as Indian Territory and then decided when it was proven a large territory with lots of potential it was taken in the vast majority from the Tribes it had been given to originally leaving the Tribes on considerably smaller reservations, which is just another set of treaties broken by the government in regards to the Native Americans. The land taken was then set up and given away in land runs to others who were willing to participate in them, of which my great-grandparents and great-uncles were. My great-grandmother was a descendant of a Cherokee mother who died on the Trail of Tears, leaving behind a baby who was adopted by a white family in the foothills of Kentucky. My family was able to settle and raise 13 kids on their land and did so rather successfully. Yes, Oklahoma has a lot of issues however having traveled around the lower 48 quite a bit and meeting a vast number of people I personally think you cannot find a nicer set of people. We appreciate and value everything our state has to offer without being blind to the pitfalls that come with living here. I wonder what state doesn't have toll roads, endless construction on said roads, education issues, health issues and so on? Regarding the road construction we have two major interstates that are extremely heavily traveled, multiple secondary federal and state highways as well as all the other roads we all travel constantly in normal vehicles. However we also have ranchers and farmers who constantly have tractors, semi trucks for livestock hauling, hay equipment and harvesting equipment which all causes constant damage to the roads. Look at other states that are agriculture states and their road conditions and how much the federal government gives Oklahoma for maintaining the roads. How long have you lived in Oklahoma for you to have such a hate for the state? Have you even bothered to do any sight seeing in the state? No we don't have a bunch of glitz and glamour that sparkles for endless entertainment but we do have loads of natural beauty and beautiful landscapes throughout the state. I don't know what to think of someone who only sees the negative in a place.
This Texan loves Quartz Mountain State Park. It may not be as big as the places in this video, and doesn't get the credit it deserves, but it's every bit as awesome. Beautiful scenery, hiking trails, RV camping spots, cabins, Lake Altus for boating and fishing, The Lodge for dining, overnight stays, and first class art ........ I recommend it to anyone who's never been there.
Thank you for showcasing our state!!! You guys did a wonderful job! If you come back, you need to check out Robbers Cave State Park. It was once a hideout for Jesse James, Belle Starr, and other outlaws. It's one of my favorite places!
I grew up 4th generation in the Turner Falls area (1 mile from our home).. Bc we didn't travel a lot, I didn't realize Oklahoma was mostly flat! Thanks for sharing this. It was great...and you can't beat the sunsets there.
Stumbled on your channel. Amazing content. My wife and I moved from Tulsa to Austin in '06 and spent 15 years down there. We loved it, but we're so excited to come back to Oklahoma. Great video!
Fantastic job of showcasing an area of a "fly-over" state. You've shown things that I never knew existed. Like you, Kathryn, I've always assumed that Oklahoma was "flat and a dust bowl" with not much to really see. Now I know I'm wrong. Glad you're taking a break and until next time... Travel safe.
Hello Adventurers😊😊, and WOW!! All this time I had no idea that Oklahoma had MOUNTAINS! Those Arbuckle Mountains...and just like you said who ever thought there would be Mountains in Oklahoma. However, we have been to Hot Springs National Park and that was so scenic. This was an AWESOME VIDEO. Can't wait to see what's next. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I love what yall do! Thank you guys for visiting and please come back. I appreciate you showing some of us things we didn't know we had in our own state. God bless y'all
Okie, born and raised. I have been to those places. I'm glad you enjoyed the Sooner State. Great video. Oklahoma really is a lot more beautiful than you see off of I-35 and I-40. Come back and see us!
Lots of beauty to be had in Oklahoma! Lots of outdoor activities to participate in! A little bit of everything really. Many saying the only thing Oklahoma doesn't have is the ocean, BUT if you find a good vista overlooking miles of tall grasses or wheat fields on a breezy day, it does mimic waves on the ocean! Bonus, if you catch it at sunset!
Loved your video. My wife and I moved from Tulsa to Austin in 06 and just moved back home in 2020. We loved Austin and always will but enjoyed the slower pace of life back home. Thank you for doing our home state justice.
Born and raised Okie here. I want to say thank you for featuring our state in your video. I likely wouldn’t have watched it if it wasn’t about OK. Now you’ve inspired me to get my family out and explore our own state. Thank you thank you!
Thanks for visiting! I visited a lot of these places when I was in Boy Scouts, but haven't been back to visit since then. My kids are getting a bit older, so I'm hoping we can visit some of these places without too much fuss in the coming years.
Your last videos on the flyover/drive through states have been really wonderful! There is so much beauty to see and adventures to be had, when you take your time!! That you have done & we are so grateful for that!! Thanks again!!
I went on a trip to the Black Mesa In the far western part of the Oklahoma panhandle and it was awesome!!! I have lived in Oklahoma my whole life and never been to that part and it was great!! I will be traveling to this area as well!! Great video!!
Your Oklahoma adventures have bee fun to watch. As a native Texan guess I've been fortunate to have explored quite a bit of our neighbor to the north and can say you have shown me new places to visit.
From a lifelong Oklahoma resident, thanks for the beautiful video tour of my stomping grounds. So glad you discovered my favorite places, the wildlife refuge and Medicine Park and Turner Falls. Happy and safe travels!
Glad I found this video. You guys picked the best places to go to see how beautiful and diverse this state is. Its not just flat grass lands and tornadoes. So as and Oklahomie thank you for showing off how beautiful the place I call home is. I wish you guys could have gone to Meers try and take another trip and eat there its a neat place. I wish Joe was still alive he was an awesome man.
Loving this Midwest series y'all are having! As a native Texan who loves the west and east coast, I am learning to appreciate the Midwest a lot more from your guys' videos! I visited Nebraska last year and was excited to see the places y'all highlighted and it made me want to go back. And this Thanksgiving break, my family visited Kansas for the first time to see extended family and the video was perfect because we got to show them some spots you guys recommend and had a lot of fun! Will definitely explore Oklahoma soon! Always look forward to y'alls videos and thank you for all you do :)
Oh that's awesome to hear! We're glad we could share some spots for you and your family to check out! Thank you so much for your kind comment and thanks for watching!
Depending on which part of the state you visit many of us including myself consider Oklahoma a Southern state and not a Midwestern state. Oklahoma is below the Mason Dixon line and we’re heavily influenced by Texas and a wide variety of other nearby cultures.
@@mostamazinghistoryguy1381 Or a western state. Was raised in NE OK, and as a kid always thought it was southern. After living/visiting real southern states, realize large parts of it are far more "western" than south...
@@bradleymcwilliams6348 I’m from SW Oklahoma so I guess that’s why I consider it Southern but it really does depend on which corner of the state that you’re in.
Great video guys. I live a couple of hours from the WMWR and make it down for day hiking several times a year. We always conclude the hike with beers and loaded cheese fries at the bar in the Old Plantation Hotel in Medicine Park. It is so funny when I share my photos to learn so many Oklahomans have no idea this is in their home state. Safe travels!
Bison in the OK state and your dog eating cucumbers and peppers were two facts that blew me and my dog away to its core! Such a wonderful video with the stunning aerial views! Thank you🦬
I grew up in Oklahoma and now lived in Kansas almost as long as I was in Oklahoma. Both States offer so much more than people would think. Next time you are in Kansas, stop in Lawrence and say hi.
Born and raised in Wisconsin, lived in OKC for 13 years now. It took a long time, but happy to live here. Kansas is actually a beautiful state to drive through. I love the Flint Hills.
Wow…the beauty in this video! Those pies sure looked yummy and of course, the cuuute towns! Another exceptional video and fun outtakes! So happy to have you back with us❣️
Great traveler's plug for Oklahoma! I can remember as a teenager Mom and Dad brought my grandfather from central Texas to the Skyline drive in the fall and then south to Beaver's Bend State Park, and he was blown away! He could not believe that Oklahoma has mountains and of course the beauty of Beaver's Bend State Park! If you are into fishing, you can get a special fishing license and go trout fishing @ Beaver's Bend at certain times of the year as well.👍
So blown away at how beautiful OK is. Like you, I never realized its true beauty. I absolutely love you guys and your videos. Thanks to you, I just came back from visiting Chiricahua outside of Tucson (which was spectacular!) I am booking my next adventure in El Paso after watching that video and it looks like OK will be next. Keep 'em coming! Love you both so much!
That's awesome to hear! Chiricahua is a hidden gem for sure! We're glad we could share our adventures and inspire others. Thanks and thanks for watching!
Thank You for yet another amazing tour of my former home state of Oklahoma. I am a Northern Californian for decades but grew up in Lawton, OK - near the beautiful Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge. These southern Oklahoma scenic spots I've been to and they will definitely surprise out of state visitors. Northern California has tremendous scenic areas - but Oklahoma is highly underrated with it's diversity of flora an fauna. I love the feel of Oklahoma as I always feel something special when I see the beauty of this state. Keep up the great series and informing people of the beauty of Oklahoma!
The Medicine Park/Wichita Mountains area of southwest Oklahoma is truly one of the best hidden gems in this country! We were lucky enough to make it out there last month for a whistle-stop tour over Thanksgiving! ! Fantastic video!
Been waiting on this one. I've been scanning around Oklahoma on the map to add pins for once winter is over and im back on the road and have came across so many places that I never knew existed. I've been loving these oklahoma/kansas/Nebraska videos. It's so amazing to find beauty and cool things where many would never expect. Can't wait to go explore these middle states myself!
We think there are amazing things to see and do in every state and we love sharing the lesser known or underrated places! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Definitely. I grew up not 5 miles from them. I could sit on the front porch and watch the sunset past them. Little Sahara state park is also not far away from there.
Thanks for the Video, as a result of watching your video, we decided to do this trip. We're from the Kansas City area and it was a great 3 day road trip.
Awwwww I love this, I was born and raised in Oklahoma but live in Minnesota now. Oklahoma has a little of every kind of landscape. Loved seeing Turner Falls, haven’t been there since I was a kid and I’m 55 ! Oh and what I wouldn’t give for a sonic cherry lime aid ….best drink ever 🥰
Yay! I’m so glad y’all visited the wildlife refuge! I grew up doing these trails. We love your videos. The actual forty foot hole is at the base of those two waterfalls. It’s UNDER the water. Love y’all. And btw, BOOMER!!!!!!
Oklahoma indeed has it all except an ocean. Neat to see all the places you visited; I've been to all of those and stood in the same spots you videoed from. One spot that is really neat to see at sunset is about an hour or so east of OKC on interstate 40, I think near Okemah if memory serves. If you face west you can watch the sunset over the entire skyline from north to south. I've seen a lot of sunsets over my 65 years but few as spectacular.
i live in the wichita mountain are!! absolutely love to hike and camp out there! so glad to see others enjoy it because sometimes i feel like i don’t appreciate it enough❤️
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So glad I caught this, loved the OKC video. I live a few blocks from Boomtown Creamery on NW23rd were you two got the ice cream flight
Great job again showing the great state of Oklahoma, I moved to OKC from Seattle in 2011 and I love it.
I have to say that I'm glad Meers Burger was closed. The owners are not good people. Had to be sued into paying their employees properly, among other reasons that become obvious when you see the "decor".
Mt. Pinchot is the highest peak in the refuge. Just a few feet higher than Mt. Scott.
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In San Luis Potosí, Mexico, there are beautiful falls and you will love them
I moved here 3 years ago for business. Thought that I’d be here for a year and I’m outta here. Nope. I love it here.
Oklahoma is a beautiful state :) When my hubs told me he accepted a job in the Tulsa area in 2018 I was like "WHY"? But this state has become home and we love it...best move ever. We frequent places like the Wichitas and in 2022 made it our goal to visit every county....it hasn't disappointed us at all. This year has been AMAZING! This state has everything from desert dunes, mountain hikes, rivers to float all summer, natural cold springs, and fields that go on for miles. The only thing it is missing is the ocean :)
That's how we felt all our lives! We always thought "yuck! I don't want to go to OK!" Boy, were we wrong! There is tons to do, see, and eat! We're glad to hear you're loving it there so much. We had a blast and we can't wait to go back one day!
The longest straight highway in the USA, Highway 3 in the panhandle & other things unusual. The video didn’t say anything about Loves or Braum’s
Moved from Northern California and this place Tulsa,ok and surrounding areas Ten Killer lake, Eufaula lake, Grand Lake, keystone and many more! Turkey mountain is amazing
@@djknockinbeats5092
Welcome to Oklahoma. Do you know why it’s called God’s country ???
No one else would have it. I’ve been here since 1949 & I’m staying.
Western Oklahoma that is.
@@dirtfarmer7472 Thank you! I see why you call it that! So beautiful!
As the owner of Small Mountain Street Tacos and former mayor of Medicine Park, OK.........thank you for stopping by our little town and giving us a big shout out! Safe travels and adventure on!!
Medicine Park looked like a cool little town! We wish we had more time to spend there and see it when everything was open and hopping. We'll have to come back and try those tacos! Thanks and thanks for watching!
We are from Tulsa and stayed in Camp Doris once. We visited The Holy City, but didn’t know about Medicime Park. Recently I have heard about it and it is on our bucket list.
The Tacos are bangin!
Oklahoma doesn't depend on tourists for income, but those of us blessed to live here, we know how awesome this state is😊
We were really surprised by OK! It has it all except the ocean!
people from north and central texas use oklahoma as a vacation spot a lot. same with kansas and arkansas. i grew up with a house on grand lake and the amount of people from kansas/arkansas/missouri that had houses on there was insane
I'm proud to call this place home
Hello❤ I am from Bangkok Thailand . In July 1994 I was ever went to Khlahoma for helicopter training with US Army at Camp Gruber in Musgokee town and also sightseeing in OK city and Tulsa. I love American people and USA.😊😊🌺🌷🍂 . I appreciate yours and enjoy watching your video all the time. ❤❤❤
Oh how cool! Thank you so much for watching!
Very cool. I hope you got to enjoy Greenleaf lake next to camp Gruber.
Oklahoma is indeed a beautiful state. I been living here for over 25 years. Every chance I get I go out to the Wichita Mountains. I live less then 20 miles from Medicine Park. I never get tired going out there.. I got tons of video on my channel. Check it out.
I'm headed to Bangkok and Chaing Mai in September. I love Thailand and I love Oklahoma!!
I have been to Bangkok, Chaing Mai, and Phuket. Your country is extremely beautiful! I was not born and raised in OK, but now after living here for many years, I ❤ it, too. Glad you got to enjoy our beautiful little place on earth.
When you are in the Wichita Wildlife refuge make sure you stop by the Holy Land as well as the many Prairie Dog Farms or communities.
Looked like a cool spot!
People make fun of oklahoma a lot, but honestly it is a beautiful place. You can find mountains, desert, lakes, rivers, tons of wildlife, and culture. I decided to move back after almost 20 years and couldn't be happier
We used to be guilty of making fun of it too! No more! We had a blast and it is super underrated!
Your right in that Oklahoma is beautiful and they love their Southern heritage there too y'all!!
@@AdventuresofAplusKwell, keep that under your hat 😂😂 We don't want people invading our best kept secret 😂 😉
As a native Oklahoman I've always heard it said that "Oklahoma has everything all the other states have (except beaches) just smaller versions. We have mountain ranges, prairies, big lakes, deserts, and woodlands. It's a fun state to go exploring in because just like the weather, wait/drive ten minutes and everything changes. haha
Has everything Colorado has
Visit Colorado but please don't stay here there is to many people living here now!
@@jamesbrooks3664 I lived in Colorado Springs for 4 years. Love the state but you couldn't pay me enough to move back. Like you said, you guys are being overrun.
Oh pshaw! Lake eufala has Beaches!! Just no waves 🤣🤣
and tornadoes probably
The Wichita Mountains wildlife refuge is literally in my backyard! Thank you for spotlighting the beauty of the Oklahoma outdoors!
Hey that’s my “neck of the woods” too that’s really cool. 😊
Howdy neighbors!!
Hey yall!
My wife and I have wonderful memories of Oklahoma. I was stationed at Fort Sill from '89-'92 and lived in Lawton. As two 19 year olds from south Louisiana, we were super excited for the Witchita Mountains. My first experience seeing mountains. We loved Mt Scott and driving to the summit after a stop at Braum's for a waffle cone. We made a reminiscing trip a few years ago with our son to show him. Oklahoma is near and dear to our hearts. Safe travels and peace be with you. Thank you for posting
What town in LA? I’ve lived my whole life in the OKC area since I was born in ‘94. Now (30) living in Lake Charles until at least July 2026! Louisiana has left a lasting impression on me as well!! I love OK and LA both! Always wonder what my new Cajun friends would think if they visited.
Oklahoma is totally underrated. You’re doing such an amazing job showcasing all of OK! Hope you’re enjoying a restful Christmas season with loved ones in TX! ❤️❤️❤️
We thought so too! OK really blew us away. It's been nice so far! Thanks!
I visit Oklahoma the first time as an adult after not being in Oklahoma since the 90's. It is a beautiful state. I actually find that I like driving more in Oklahoma then I do Florida. In Oklahoma I didn't feel like I had to fight traffic as much as I do back home.
Mt Scott and the refugee are beautiful I live and work on base and visit the refugee almost every day being it’s practically are backyard it’s literally my favorite place to go. I hope y’all enjoyed the refugee
It's an awesome spot!
Will hopefully be moving to the state before the end of the year. My brother-in-law is already there. Thank you for the video.
I've lived in Oklahoma city all 48 years of my life, besides the time I spent in the military and even I haven't seen my own state like this in this video. Now I'm encouraged to get out to some of the state parks and ride my horses around some new scenery. I applaud the both of you for this masterpiece, thank you so much 👏🏾 🙌🏾
That's awesome! That is our goal to inspire others to get out there! Especially places that get overlooked! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Go see!!! I’m a lifelong Okie and grew up lucky enough to hit the lakes, the trails, the countryside, and the cities. Every corner of this state must be visited-they are all different! And fantastic in their own ways.
I was born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas (Dallas), now live in Wisconsin. Most folks in Texas think of Oklahoma as I-35 North out of Dallas through OKC and on the Kansas. Although I love the ranch and farmland of Oklahoma, the East and West are the pretty parts of the state. It actually has everything Texas has to offer, just smaller. Thanks for the video of my home state.
We were pleasantly surprised by OK. Thanks and thanks for watching!
Thank you for showcasing my home state! I love Oklahoma and I too am continually stunned by her beauty and spots for adventure. Next time you come through check out the NE part of the state. "Green Country" is beautiful and teaming with history and native American culture.
That's on our list for next time! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Hey Pamela, Oklahoma is my home state too! Always a pleasure to meet a fellow Oklahoman 😊
@@mostamazinghistoryguy1381 Hello! Didn't you love this video? Although maybe we want to keep it secret and all to ourselves. LOL!
@@pamelastafford4040 I did! Lol
@@pamelastafford4040 I don’t think we should be selfish. Our state is great and we should share it with the rest of the country and the world.
I'm an 18 yr old 6th generation Oklahoman and it's still my favorite state...I'm happy for it to be a flyover state.
Wow! I am blow away by how much there is to see in Oklahoma. You guys have certainly shown that a trip through there is completely worth it!
Our state is so so underrated. Oklahoma is amazing. It's a mix of midwest,southwest,and the south.
We have 4 mountains ranges in Oklahoma
@@charleswillams9501 well I am certainly looking forward to planning a trip to see Oklahoma 👀 😀
It's definitely worth a trip! Thanks and thanks for watching!
They haven't even seen it all on Oklahoma lol. Salt Lake of the plains in jet Oklahoma, the alabaster caverns sp near freedom, ok. The gloss mountain sp north of fairview,ok the grand lake area in NE OKLA. lake Eufaula in Eufaula,ok. Little Italy area in Krebs,ok area where Reba is from... little Sahara sp in waynoka,ok ....quartz mountain north of Altus,ok...Tallgrass prairie preserve... where the bison live in Osage Co. West of Bartlesville where Phillips 66 started. And our highest peak, black Mesa peak elev. 4973 in the panhandle north of kenton,ok... and is the only town of the state that's mountain time..
Most Oklahomans don't know we have 2 time zones lol. Plus alot of quirky things in-between like the tallest and biggest leg lamp off the movie a Christmas story. Or a resort town called Carlton landing south of Eufaula, which is a copied town from Florida from a movie called the truman show with Jim Carrey. Plus we have a pretty good amount of Amish communities as well... they can cook lol. And probably more likely the best for rt.66, Oklahoma is going to celebrate its 100th birthday of route 66 in 2026..
I have lived in Oklahma for a while, love to live here beacause of beautiful
nature and friendly people here.Thanks for sharing your video.
OK really blew us away! Can't wait to go back! Thanks and thanks for watching!
I can't believe we haven't explored this state sooner...........Orrrrr......I can't believe you haven't explored the Sooner state!!!!!! Let's go!!!!
Yahooo!
As a Native Oklahoman who has been blessed to live in and visit other states and see so many beautiful places in my travels. I can honestly say that Oklahoma can rival everyone in the views, scenic spots, delicious places to eat, amazing people, historical locations, awesome museums, beautiful national parks across the state and has so much to offer not only in the big cities and towns but in the smaller towns and rural areas. We have something for everyone...well except the ocean but we do have several large lakes to swim and boat in. Wonderful job showcasing the southern part of Oklahoma. If you can check out the northern part of the state since it's equally beautiful and unique.
Yes we learned that OK really has it all, minus the ocean like you mentioned. There really is something for everyone. We hate that we put it down for so long and deprived ourselves of a good time in OK all these years!
@@atmosphericgaia Don't know where you are from but I never said living here and enjoying it was for the weak. To live here you have to have a strong heart, enduring will and the ability to see the beauty of the land. The government thought it was useless so designated it as Indian Territory and then decided when it was proven a large territory with lots of potential it was taken in the vast majority from the Tribes it had been given to originally leaving the Tribes on considerably smaller reservations, which is just another set of treaties broken by the government in regards to the Native Americans. The land taken was then set up and given away in land runs to others who were willing to participate in them, of which my great-grandparents and great-uncles were. My great-grandmother was a descendant of a Cherokee mother who died on the Trail of Tears, leaving behind a baby who was adopted by a white family in the foothills of Kentucky. My family was able to settle and raise 13 kids on their land and did so rather successfully. Yes, Oklahoma has a lot of issues however having traveled around the lower 48 quite a bit and meeting a vast number of people I personally think you cannot find a nicer set of people. We appreciate and value everything our state has to offer without being blind to the pitfalls that come with living here. I wonder what state doesn't have toll roads, endless construction on said roads, education issues, health issues and so on? Regarding the road construction we have two major interstates that are extremely heavily traveled, multiple secondary federal and state highways as well as all the other roads we all travel constantly in normal vehicles. However we also have ranchers and farmers who constantly have tractors, semi trucks for livestock hauling, hay equipment and harvesting equipment which all causes constant damage to the roads. Look at other states that are agriculture states and their road conditions and how much the federal government gives Oklahoma for maintaining the roads. How long have you lived in Oklahoma for you to have such a hate for the state? Have you even bothered to do any sight seeing in the state? No we don't have a bunch of glitz and glamour that sparkles for endless entertainment but we do have loads of natural beauty and beautiful landscapes throughout the state. I don't know what to think of someone who only sees the negative in a place.
So happy you fund a few of our Oklahoma gems. Our state is pretty awesome. Ya'll come back!
The fall colors, especially the drone views! So pretty! I didn't know Oklahoma was so pretty!😍 Great video!
OK blew us away! Thanks!
Beautiful video, Oklahoma is beautiful!
Thanks, Doug! Yes it is!
That is a headscratcher. I didn't know Oklahoma had scenery like that either. Very pretty. Chandler and Monica would have loved it there.
Well we don't broadcast it! 😂 We're a simple bunch mostly lol!! But I DO hope that you have fun when if you visit. ❤
@@libertybell8852 That's right! We are mostly chill. If people think it's a flyover state let 'em think that!
I live near the Wichita mountains and it’s beautiful here
This Texan loves Quartz Mountain State Park. It may not be as big as the places in this video, and doesn't get the credit it deserves, but it's every bit as awesome. Beautiful scenery, hiking trails, RV camping spots, cabins, Lake Altus for boating and fishing, The Lodge for dining, overnight stays, and first class art ........ I recommend it to anyone who's never been there.
Thank you for showcasing our state!!! You guys did a wonderful job! If you come back, you need to check out Robbers Cave State Park. It was once a hideout for Jesse James, Belle Starr, and other outlaws. It's one of my favorite places!
Oh how cool! Next time! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Wow! You guys have put Oklahoma on our list! Mountains who knew?Wow! Outstanding drone footage and loved you took us along! ~Cara 😊
Great video guy!
Woohoo! Thank you!
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is one of my favorite places on the planet. It's a gem.
...and The Tallgrass Prairie...and Osage Hills State Park...and The Ouachitas...I could go on and on. Lots to see.
I used to work at that Sonic! I live in Lawton and have never seen anyone showcase the Wichita Mountains, this made me so happy 😊
This is the best Oklahoma travel vlog. I didn’t imagine Oklahoma is this beautiful 😊.
We're glad we could share. Thanks and thanks for watching!
I grew up 4th generation in the Turner Falls area (1 mile from our home).. Bc we didn't travel a lot, I didn't realize Oklahoma was mostly flat! Thanks for sharing this. It was great...and you can't beat the sunsets there.
That’s so funny! It was Ana awesome spot! We were pleasantly surprised by OK!
And the Runestone park @ Heavener
I'm from the Dallas/Ft Worth area and OKC is just a few hours away! South Oklahoma is absolutely beautiful!
So is NE Oklahoma
I started watching your videos a couple months ago. Have to say that of the ones that I have seen, yours is my favorite by far!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
This is great! Would have never realized that there were so many hidden gems in this state, being that I only pass it in the 18 wheeler haha
I lived in AR for many years. Never knew these mountains existed in OK. Will add these to my bucket list. Thanks for the great videos.
Stumbled on your channel. Amazing content. My wife and I moved from Tulsa to Austin in '06 and spent 15 years down there. We loved it, but we're so excited to come back to Oklahoma. Great video!
Fantastic job of showcasing an area of a "fly-over" state. You've shown things that I never knew existed. Like you, Kathryn, I've always assumed that Oklahoma was "flat and a dust bowl" with not much to really see. Now I know I'm wrong. Glad you're taking a break and until next time... Travel safe.
Woohoo! That was our goal! There's tons to see in OK!
You stopped by the Sonic in my hometown! Glad you came by the Wichitas!!
Hello Adventurers😊😊, and WOW!! All this time I had no idea that Oklahoma had MOUNTAINS! Those Arbuckle Mountains...and just like you said who ever thought there would be Mountains in Oklahoma. However, we have been to Hot Springs National Park and that was so scenic. This was an AWESOME VIDEO. Can't wait to see what's next.
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We had no idea either! We are bummed it took us so long to visit OK! Hot Springs is a neat park! Thanks, Al!
My husband’s father was in charge of maintaining the Talimena biway. I imagine that it was a huge source of pride for him.
Oh how cool!
Yeah when they passed over that, I was like, that's about 15 minutes from me!! 😂😂
I love what yall do! Thank you guys for visiting and please come back. I appreciate you showing some of us things we didn't know we had in our own state. God bless y'all
You two are my new favorite travel channel! Thank you for featuring my home state!!!
Thanks, Helen! And thank you for watching!
Okie, born and raised. I have been to those places. I'm glad you enjoyed the Sooner State. Great video. Oklahoma really is a lot more beautiful than you see off of I-35 and I-40. Come back and see us!
Glad you enjoyed it! We had a blast in OK and it was a major surprise for us this year! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Lots of beauty to be had in Oklahoma! Lots of outdoor activities to participate in! A little bit of everything really. Many saying the only thing Oklahoma doesn't have is the ocean, BUT if you find a good vista overlooking miles of tall grasses or wheat fields on a breezy day, it does mimic waves on the ocean! Bonus, if you catch it at sunset!
Loving these Oklahoma videos! Leaning so much more about my neighboring state, thanks for always giving us great content to watch!!
We're glad we can share! Thanks and thanks for watching!
Loved your video. My wife and I moved from Tulsa to Austin in 06 and just moved back home in 2020. We loved Austin and always will but enjoyed the slower pace of life back home. Thank you for doing our home state justice.
Born and raised Okie here. I want to say thank you for featuring our state in your video. I likely wouldn’t have watched it if it wasn’t about OK. Now you’ve inspired me to get my family out and explore our own state. Thank you thank you!
Thanks for visiting! I visited a lot of these places when I was in Boy Scouts, but haven't been back to visit since then. My kids are getting a bit older, so I'm hoping we can visit some of these places without too much fuss in the coming years.
Your last videos on the flyover/drive through states have been really wonderful! There is so much beauty to see and adventures to be had, when you take your time!! That you have done & we are so grateful for that!! Thanks again!!
We wanted to prove that there is tons of beauty in every state! Thanks, Chris! Happy holidays
I went on a trip to the Black Mesa In the far western part of the Oklahoma panhandle and it was awesome!!! I have lived in Oklahoma my whole life and never been to that part and it was great!! I will be traveling to this area as well!! Great video!!
That's on our list for next time! Thanks and thanks for watching!
I hiked it. It's gorgeous. Right next to new Mexico and Colorado. The only county in the u.s bordered by 5 states.
Very nice job of showcasing some beautiful areas of Oklahoma!
Thanks, James!
Thanks once more!
I’m moving to OKC the first week of the year, so this has been very encouraging 👍🏾😉
That’s awesome!
There's so much to explore that those of us that live in Oklahoma don't always take advantage of. Thank you for showcasing our state.
Thanks for showing off some of Oklahoma’s hidden gems!!! Oklahoma is so beautiful!
Very nice! Never realized that’s what Oklahoma could look like. Thanks for taking us along!
Your Oklahoma adventures have bee fun to watch. As a native Texan guess I've been fortunate to have explored quite a bit of our neighbor to the north and can say you have shown me new places to visit.
Welcome to my home. I love everything about our state. ❤️
We are spoiled. As usual beautiful photography and content. Thank you. The people of Oklahoma are also just good folks.
Thank you! Everyone we met were very friendly and hospitable!
From a lifelong Oklahoma resident, thanks for the beautiful video tour of my stomping grounds. So glad you discovered my favorite places, the wildlife refuge and Medicine Park and Turner Falls. Happy and safe travels!
Glad I found this video. You guys picked the best places to go to see how beautiful and diverse this state is. Its not just flat grass lands and tornadoes. So as and Oklahomie thank you for showing off how beautiful the place I call home is. I wish you guys could have gone to Meers try and take another trip and eat there its a neat place. I wish Joe was still alive he was an awesome man.
Loving this Midwest series y'all are having! As a native Texan who loves the west and east coast, I am learning to appreciate the Midwest a lot more from your guys' videos! I visited Nebraska last year and was excited to see the places y'all highlighted and it made me want to go back. And this Thanksgiving break, my family visited Kansas for the first time to see extended family and the video was perfect because we got to show them some spots you guys recommend and had a lot of fun! Will definitely explore Oklahoma soon!
Always look forward to y'alls videos and thank you for all you do :)
Oh that's awesome to hear! We're glad we could share some spots for you and your family to check out!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and thanks for watching!
Depending on which part of the state you visit many of us including myself consider Oklahoma a Southern state and not a Midwestern state. Oklahoma is below the Mason Dixon line and we’re heavily influenced by Texas and a wide variety of other nearby cultures.
@@mostamazinghistoryguy1381 Or a western state. Was raised in NE OK, and as a kid always thought it was southern. After living/visiting real southern states, realize large parts of it are far more "western" than south...
@@bradleymcwilliams6348 I’m from SW Oklahoma so I guess that’s why I consider it Southern but it really does depend on which corner of the state that you’re in.
Great video guys. I live a couple of hours from the WMWR and make it down for day hiking several times a year. We always conclude the hike with beers and loaded cheese fries at the bar in the Old Plantation Hotel in Medicine Park. It is so funny when I share my photos to learn so many Oklahomans have no idea this is in their home state. Safe travels!
OK really blew us away! We are bummed it took us so long to get there!
Bison in the OK state and your dog eating cucumbers and peppers were two facts that blew me and my dog away to its core! Such a wonderful video with the stunning aerial views! Thank you🦬
Katy is so darn cute too. ; - ) Wow! Who knew about Oklahoma? Thanks guys, now we know!
I grew up in Oklahoma and now lived in Kansas almost as long as I was in Oklahoma. Both States offer so much more than people would think. Next time you are in Kansas, stop in Lawrence and say hi.
Both of those states are super overlooked! We were definitely bummed we missed Lawrence! Next time!
Born and raised in Wisconsin, lived in OKC for 13 years now. It took a long time, but happy to live here. Kansas is actually a beautiful state to drive through. I love the Flint Hills.
Wow…the beauty in this video! Those pies sure looked yummy and of course, the cuuute towns! Another exceptional video and fun outtakes! So happy to have you back with us❣️
The pies were mighty tasty! And the towns were super cute! They are doing a great job with them!
Exactly the kind of video I've been wanting to see of Oklahoma for a long time! Now I really need to get down there. Thanks for the inspiration!
It’s amazing! We were really surprised by Oklahoma!
The Ouachita national forest is in my backyard. Beautiful Ouachita mountain range. Talimena drive. Bears. Kiamichi River.
Hi Neighbor!
Same here.
Turner Falls, Arbuckle Wilderness, and Fried Pies! It don't get no better than that. Great choices.
Beaver Bend/ Broken Bow. Another great choice. My wife and I have spent many a romantic weekend there.
You should check out the Salt Plains in Oklahoma next. Definitely an experience!
Cool! We'll check it out next time! Thanks!
Agreed the crystal digging is pretty cool.
It's amazing there
Anytime!
Great traveler's plug for Oklahoma! I can remember as a teenager Mom and Dad brought my grandfather from central Texas to the Skyline drive in the fall and then south to Beaver's Bend State Park, and he was blown away! He could not believe that Oklahoma has mountains and of course the beauty of Beaver's Bend State Park! If you are into fishing, you can get a special fishing license and go trout fishing @ Beaver's Bend at certain times of the year as well.👍
It was a gorgeous area! It blew us away. I so wish I had time to fish at Beavers Bend. It looked so nice!
Oklahoma is a fantastic state to live in!
So blown away at how beautiful OK is. Like you, I never realized its true beauty. I absolutely love you guys and your videos. Thanks to you, I just came back from visiting Chiricahua outside of Tucson (which was spectacular!) I am booking my next adventure in El Paso after watching that video and it looks like OK will be next. Keep 'em coming! Love you both so much!
That's awesome to hear! Chiricahua is a hidden gem for sure! We're glad we could share our adventures and inspire others. Thanks and thanks for watching!
Thank You for yet another amazing tour of my former home state of Oklahoma. I am a Northern Californian for decades but grew up in Lawton, OK - near the beautiful Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge. These southern Oklahoma scenic spots I've been to and they will definitely surprise out of state visitors. Northern California has tremendous scenic areas - but Oklahoma is highly underrated with it's diversity of flora an fauna. I love the feel of Oklahoma as I always feel something special when I see the beauty of this state. Keep up the great series and informing people of the beauty of Oklahoma!
OK really blew us away! We're excited to go back one day! Thanks and thanks for watching!
You two are amazing ! Thanks for educating and taking us on your adventures
Thank you and thanks for watching! ❤️
Wow! Never even would have guessed that OK is so magnificent! Thank you. Enjoyed your share so much. Great job!😊
It's very underrated and under appreciated! Thank you and thanks for watching!
The Medicine Park/Wichita Mountains area of southwest Oklahoma is truly one of the best hidden gems in this country! We were lucky enough to make it out there last month for a whistle-stop tour over Thanksgiving! ! Fantastic video!
I love Oklahoma. I lived there 8 years and go back often. Awesome video.
Been waiting on this one. I've been scanning around Oklahoma on the map to add pins for once winter is over and im back on the road and have came across so many places that I never knew existed. I've been loving these oklahoma/kansas/Nebraska videos. It's so amazing to find beauty and cool things where many would never expect. Can't wait to go explore these middle states myself!
If you do the Talimena drive stop and have lunch at the Southern Belle in Heavener OK.
@Leslie Sheppard thanks for the recommendation! I have alot of nature spots but not alot of food spots so that definitely helps
@@nomaderic No problem be aware I don’t know if it’s very handicap accessible but you can look it and see what you think if you need to.
We think there are amazing things to see and do in every state and we love sharing the lesser known or underrated places! Thanks and thanks for watching!
You guys did a splendid job on this review of Southern Oklahoma! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Glass mountain is another beautiful place up on 412 west of Cleo..... the inland seas were vast areas millions of years ago!!
Pretty wild to think about! We'll look into that for next time!
Definitely. I grew up not 5 miles from them. I could sit on the front porch and watch the sunset past them. Little Sahara state park is also not far away from there.
You guys have opened our eyes to a new side trip on our next trip west. OK is OK! Thanks!
Woohoo!
You can only leave oklahoma physically it’s the memories you carry forever
As someone's who's grown up in Oklahoma and favorite hiking spot is Wichita mountains, I absolutely loved this video!
Thanks for the Video, as a result of watching your video, we decided to do this trip. We're from the Kansas City area and it was a great 3 day road trip.
Talimena Scenic ByPass BLEW me away! Reminded me of the Blue Ridge Parkway in NC
It was awesome! We were super blown away also! We got Blue Ridge vibes also
medicine park wrapped around the tallest mountain in oklahoma, mount scott just outside lawton. it is beautiful and a wonderful scene to behold!!
So beautiful 😍 all my love to Oklahoma 💖
Awwwww I love this, I was born and raised in Oklahoma but live in Minnesota now.
Oklahoma has a little of every kind of landscape. Loved seeing Turner Falls, haven’t been there since I was a kid and I’m 55 !
Oh and what I wouldn’t give for a sonic cherry lime aid ….best drink ever 🥰
After watching this video, OK, especially the Wichita Mts will and should not be missed. Thanks for the lovely video.
So glad you enjoyed your stay in my home state. I grew up in all of the areas you covered.
You went to all the pretty places for sure. Glad yall enjoyed it
Thanks for visiting our great state!
Yay! I’m so glad y’all visited the wildlife refuge! I grew up doing these trails. We love your videos. The actual forty foot hole is at the base of those two waterfalls. It’s UNDER the water. Love y’all. And btw, BOOMER!!!!!!
That is wild! We thought it was a gorgeous park! Thanks and thanks for watching! You can keep that boomer stuff though! 😜
Oklahoma indeed has it all except an ocean. Neat to see all the places you visited; I've been to all of those and stood in the same spots you videoed from. One spot that is really neat to see at sunset is about an hour or so east of OKC on interstate 40, I think near Okemah if memory serves. If you face west you can watch the sunset over the entire skyline from north to south. I've seen a lot of sunsets over my 65 years but few as spectacular.
Wow that does sound like an awesome spot! Thanks and thanks for watching!
I think you might be talking about an area around Tiger Mountain. 😊
i live in the wichita mountain are!! absolutely love to hike and camp out there! so glad to see others enjoy it because sometimes i feel like i don’t appreciate it enough❤️