The One Place In Oklahoma That Offers The Ultimate Outdoor Adventure

Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean that you can't still enjoy some outdoor adventures. Visit this gorgeous wildlife refuge for some great winter hiking, wildlife viewing and photography opportunities.

The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge encompasses 59,020 acres and serves as a habitat for many animals.

During your visit, you may see deer, elk, and more than 50 other mammal species.

A herd of around 650 bison call this beautiful place home.

Wildlife photographers love this place because of the many opportunities to capture great shots like this.

You'll find more than 30 miles of hiking trails here, all suitable for winter hiking.

Choose a trail and see where it takes you!

You can even drop a line in French Lake, if the weather allows.

Bundle up so that you can spend some time viewing the wildlife here.

Drive to the top of Mount Scott for a jaw-dropping view.

Do a little bouldering to catch some stunning views.

Plan to spend an entire day here - it's a winter day well spent.

You'll find the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge northwest of Lawton. The refuge is free to all visitors, and open seven days a week from sunrise to sundown. The Visitors Center is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Have you visited the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge during the winter? Tell us about your adventures there!

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