Posted in Oklahoma Hiking, Nature May 07, 2019 by

This Exhilarating Hike Takes You To The Most Crystal Blue Water In Oklahoma

Right now, you couldn’t ask for better weather in the Sooner State which is why it’s the perfect time to explore nature. One of my favorite places to enjoy the great outdoors is the Chickasaw National Recreation Area. There’s an exhilarating hike in the park that takes you to the most crystal blue water in the state and you’re going to love it. To learn more about this fun hike, keep scrolling below.

Chickasaw National Recreation Area in south-central Oklahoma is the perfect place to explore the great outdoors. This Oklahoma oasis is situated at the foothills of the Arbuckle Mountains at 901 West 1st Street in Sulphur.
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Travertine Creek Trail is an easy hike, just under 3 miles roundtrip that takes you along the stunning Travertine Creek and to an area known as Little Niagra.
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The water at Little Niagra is crystal clear and 60 degrees year-round, so it's a refreshing place to cool down on a hot, summer day.
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The thick foliage on the trail makes it lush and gorgeous and provides a great amount of shade.
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Be on the lookout for a variety of wildlife. You could see everything from deer and owls to bison and rattlesnakes.
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The trail consists mostly of gravel and is tightly packed. It's open year-round to the public and is easily marked.
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This area is one of the most beautiful places in the state. If you're looking for the next place to take your hiking adventure, head to Chickasaw National Recreation Area and take a dip in the refreshing water along the way.
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Address: 901 West 1st Street, Sulphur, OK 73086

There’s no better time than spring to explore all the staggering beauty that Oklahoma has to offer. If you’re looking for another place with beautiful water, try this gorgeous lake with water that’s as blue as the clear summer sky.

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