Quote: The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, wild, rugged, and weathered, is a symbol of the old west standing at the threshold of modern times. The refuge is maintained in a natural and wild condition and offers a… Read More

Quote: The Narrows is a dramatic portion of Cache Creek Canyon where the 200-foot walls close in and the creek widens to a broad pool. It is reached by a short trail from the Boulder Creek Group Picnic Area. Either… Read More

Quote: In the early 1900s, a man named Reverend Anthony Mark Wallock passed through the Wichita Mountains and noted how similar the terrain was to that in Judea in the Holy Land. He envisioned a "New Jerusalem" built… Read More

Quote: The Wichita Mountains are the epicenter of Native American history. Buried inside a five-mile-radius are more famous Indian chiefs than anywhere else in the U.S. To visit these cemeteries, exit for the Key… Read More

Quote: Fort Sill Military Reservation is the home of the U.S. Army Field Artillery School. It trains combat ready Field Artillery Brigades. The military post was established in 1870 by Buffalo Soldiers to control… Read More