A Drive Down Oklahoma’s Loneliest Highway Will Take You Miles And Miles Away From It All

Sometimes, you just need to get away from the hustle and bustle of life and enjoy a leisurely drive far away from it all. As you know, Oklahoma is full of wide-open roads that are miles and miles away from everything, and one such place is Highway 412 in northwestern Oklahoma. Take a drive down the loneliest highway in the Sooner State to enjoy some time away.

Not only will your road trip across northwestern Oklahoma be on the loneliest highway in the state, but it will also be on the straightest highway in America.

There are two portions of Highway 412 (west to east) that surpass Route 46 in North Dakota for the longest straight road in America.

The first portion of this lonely, straight highway runs from Boise City to just west of Guymon and is straight for 47.7 miles.

The second section picks back up again from Hardesty to just east of Slapout for another 65.5 miles.

Be prepared to drive for miles and miles and see nothing but farmland. As you're driving down the highway, you'll see only the horizon in the distance...no structures around.

It looks like this from Google Maps' earth view. Look at how straight the highway runs!

Who's ready to drive on Oklahoma's loneliest road that's as straight as an arrow?

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