Nestled in southern Oklahoma sits the charming town of Broken Bow that's surrounded by exquisite beauty, scenic views and lush landscape. It has become a prime destination spot in the Sooner State because it's full of outdoor recreation that will keep you busy all weekend long. It's home to Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow Lake and Mountain Fork River. Plus, there are more rivers, creeks and nearby towns that will rock your world. Here's a list of 13 things to do during your next visit.

1. Go hiking on The David Boren Hiking Trail.

Choose from one of six trails that will take you through the beautiful Beavers Bend State Park. There's a trail for every skill level, so enjoy an afternoon taking in the fresh air.

2. Rent a canoe or paddle boat and enjoy a few hours out on the water.

Visitors can rent canoes, kayaks or inner tubes and enjoy time out on the lake or take a ride down one of the rivers in the area.

3. Experience fly fishing, while surrounded by stunning scenery.

Guided day trips are offered for those wishing to get instruction on fly fishing. If you're already a pro, then pick one of the spots on Mountain Fork River and catch a few big ones.

4. Spend the night in a tent along the riverbed.

You can pitch a tent in Mountain Fork Park right along the beautiful river. They are known for their small waterfalls, rock gardens and beautiful rapids.

5. Or rent a cozy cabin nestled in a forest of pine and hardwood trees.

There are hundreds and hundreds of gorgeous cabins in the Broken Bow area for overnight rentals. Check out Broken Bow Vacation Cabins for a large list of rentals in Broken Bow and Hochatown.

6. Enjoy a cup of coffee at Adam & Eve's General Store.

Adam & Eve's is the place to go for a delicious cup of joe or espresso. Stop in and grab a few snacks, goodies or coffee to go.

7. Take a shopping trip to Shabby Shack.

Stop in and pick up some fashionable clothes or home decor at this women's boutique located at 22 North Broadway in Broken Bow.

8. Grab a cold beer at Mountain Fork Brewery.

Mountain Fork Brewery is a popular spot with the locals to grab a beer and enjoy an evening on the patio. Address: 85 North Lukfata Trail Road, Broken Bow.

9. Saddle up and go for a horseback ride.

River Man Trail Rides & Stables offers unique horseback riding where you'll cross creeks and climb and descend mountains. Address: 1735 Pine View Road, Broken Bow.

10. Visit the Forest Heritage Center.

Take a trip to the "wood art capital of Oklahoma" and enjoy everything this world-class forestry museum has to offer. Location: 7 miles north on HWY 259; 4 miles east on HWY 259A in Beavers Bend State Park.

11. Eat some of the best pizza in the state at Grateful Head Pizza.

They are famous for their legendary handmade pies, deadhead-Brauhaus culture and local beer. You don't want to miss a chance to get your hands on their delicious pizza! Address: 10251 US-259,

Hochatown.

12. Sip on a glass of wine at Fish Tales Winery & Brewery.

This little winery offers a variety of wines and is conveniently located across from the entrance to Beaver's Bend Park at 17 Oak Leaf Lane in Broken Bow.

13. Take a train ride around Beavers Bend State Park.

Beavers Bend Depot houses a replica of a train from the mid-1800s that takes visitors on a fun ride around Beavers Bend State Park. Location: Beavers Bend State Park @

290 Beavers Bend Loop.

Have you ever visited Broken Bow? If so, what is your favorite thing to do in the area? If you want to read more about this charming town, click here.