There’s plenty of hiking opportunities all across the Sooner State, but not all of them can deliver an adventure like Roman Nose State Park Trail. It’s beautifully located on a canyon bluff, overlooking ancient mesas, and full of spectacular places to discover. Check out this incredible hidden gem in northwestern Oklahoma:
Roman Nose State Park is one of the original seven state parks in Oklahoma. It’s located in Watonga, just 70 miles northwest of Oklahoma City at 3236 South Highway 8A.
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The trail is a 6.3 mile lightly trafficked loop that is rated as moderate. It’s open year-round, and every season is just as beautiful as the next.
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The hike features towering cedars, a lake, creeks, waterfalls, buffalo grass, and more.
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It consists of four interconnected trails, including bridges, walkways, staircases, and dirt paths.
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It’s a great trail to explore because you never know what you’ll find around the next corner.
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Like this enchanting waterfall tucked away in a little cave.
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And if you catch it when the weather is cold enough you’ll see it with ice formations dangling from its roof.
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There’s even more waterfalls hidden in the gorgeous trees. This spot is a great place for a picnic lunch or water break.
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The trek around this park will take you past Lake Watonga, along bluffs, and through diverse terrain.
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Plus, you’ll get to make your way through an enchanting staircase that looks like something from Tolkien’s “Middle Earth.”
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Roman Nose State Park Trail is full of adventure and the perfect place to go to get away from it all. Plan a day (or overnight) trip to this adventurous state park for a hike unlike any other.
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Who’s ready to go hiking? For more information on Roman Nose State Park, click here.
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If you love hiking but are looking for easier and shorter trails, check out these great hikes that are all under 3 miles.
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