OKBXR Route 1: Sugar Creek Loop Full Video
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The first section of the OKBXR is a loop close to home for me, Beginning in Hinton, Oklahoma, travels some backroads in the area that have some neat views and changing terrain, and ends up back in Hinton. Camping options are Red Rock Canyon adventure park, or head north to American Horse lake WMA. This route will need a 4wd vehicle to complete, as there is a few sections of deep sand, and some small ledges to climb. I have included some links in the map, to things I photographed along the way, but there are many more, so lets see what you find!
Designed for the photographer, Overlander, or just someone seeking a little adventure on some backroads, OKBXR is sure to have something interesting for everyone. From scenic views, Historic points of interest, Old bridges, or just plain ole fun roads to drive, OKBXR is designed to give someone a starting point on where to get out in Oklahoma.
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this is so awesome. thanks
Great video! Your inspiring me to trade the old 02 Camero for a rig and check out this journey.
Good job brother ! I love seeing the old abandoned homesteads & businesses etc, and imagine the life of the folks that once had a life there. Keep up the good work!
Really enjoyed your video. You are a great story teller.
Well done and very beautiful photos.
Hi just seen your episode I grew up in a town called elk City western part of Oklahoma and now I live in fort Sumner New Mexico
I agree with you. Stay the trail and don’t go ruining it for everyone.
Nice video! I appreciate your work putting this together. I look forward to checking this route out soon.
Great job with these videos. I live in Taloga and take my Jeep out whenever I can to drive county roads in the area. It is amazing what you can find and how much fun you can have doing the “Okie Overland” thing. It can be just as much fun as going to Colorado. Thanks very much for helping to promote this part of the state
Ran this loop today with some buddies! Thanks for the route info, history and overall good time!
Great video, cant wait to run this loop.
Thank You!
Hoping to do this loop tomorrow
Had a great trip out there today, there are some very narrow passages down through some of the rocks, I would warn anyone running a wide setup to avoid unless it's completely dry. My rig is super narrow and due to the rain lately, a few spots were slick and if my rig had been any wider I might have caught a wall or two
Heading up with the dual sport motos later this month to do this - thanks for inspiring the trip
Whats that road number of purgatory rd
I really enjoyed this video. We are full-time Rvers from Michigan but we have a son in the north Edmond area,so we travel that way a couple of times a year on our route to southern US for winters. We tow a 2010 JKU and I'm kinda interested in trying this route on our way through in the spring. But, I'm not sure that it will be passable.. What do you think about mid-April? I'm guessing the roads will be wet. I too like photography, and it looks like there's a lot of photo content on the route. Thanks again for the vid!
You should be fine. Reach back out as it gets closer and I can update you on conditions, or watch the facebook group.
Do you have an instagram account too?
Yes, WestOkOverland on everything.
Another awesome video man! That scenery looks beautiful! Me and my pup do tons of overland camping out of my f350 truck camper I built. You'll have to check it out on my channel. Keep up with the awesome content!