Oklahoma
Talimena National Scenic Byway — Winding Stair Mountain Summit Overlook
Oklahoma's highest paved road crests the Ouachita ridgeline with sweeping views into Arkansas — the spine of the…
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Overlanding Trails in Oklahoma
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Kiamichi Mountain — Ouachita High Country Ridgeline Viewpoint
One of Oklahoma's highest natural points, Kiamichi Mountain's ridgeline offers raw Ouachita views with zero crowds and real…
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Cedar Lake Campground — Ouachita National Forest
Developed lakeside USFS campground east of Heavener, one of the better-established overnight options on the Oklahoma side of…
Oklahoma
Winding Stair Campground — Ouachita National Forest
Classic Ouachita campground tucked into the Winding Stair Mountains, sitting directly on US-259 and the Talimena Scenic Drive…
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Talihina Recreation Area Campground — Ouachita National Forest
Developed USFS campground at the western gateway to the Ouachita high country, sitting right where Talihina backs up…
Oklahoma
Ouachita National Forest — Kiamichi Mountain Ridgeline Dispersed Camp
High-ridge dispersed pull-offs on Kiamichi Mountain offer sweeping views south into the Kiamichi Valley — one of the…
Oklahoma
Ouachita National Forest — Brushy Creek Road Dispersed Camp
Pull-offs along the Brushy Creek drainage on the eastern end of Lonesome Pine Road — shaded creek-side flats…
Oklahoma
Ouachita National Forest — Holson Valley Road Dispersed Camp
Wide, flat pull-offs along Holson Valley Road put you in the creek bottom timber country just north of…
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ModerateLonesome Pine Road — Ouachita High Country Ridge to Athens via Brushy Creek
Red clay ridge run through the forgotten Ouachitas.
Oklahoma
Ouachita National Forest Upper Kiamichi River Dispersed Area
Remote riverside dispersed camping along the Upper Kiamichi River with swimming holes and old-growth forest.