Wild, rugged and weathered, the Wichita Mountains offer visitors the opportunity to view the oldest mountain range in North America. In the unspoiled reaches of the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife... Mount Scott is one of Oklahoma's most prominent mountains, rising 2,464 feet above sea level. Located on the eastern edge of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, it is a legendary site which boasts tales of ancient spirits, Spanish gold and buried outlaw loot.
Lawton, OK Natural AttractionsThe Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, the Access Fund and the Wichita Mountains Climbers Coalition have come together to support and present a quality climbing experience at the Refuge. The following guidelines have been established between the three organizations.
Lawton, OK RappellingThe Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge offers a variety of camping opportunities.
The Little Chapel was built in 1902 and is believed to be Lawton's oldest remaining public building. Its stained glass and restored antique organ are a highlight of any visity to Lawton .
Lawton, OK Historic ChurchesThe Refuge maintains four series of hiking trails as well as wayside exhibits throughout the Public Use Area. While visitors may hike anywhere in the Public Use Area of the Refuge, these trail systems are maintained for optimum viewing opportunities, ease of access, and diversity of scenery.
Lawton, OK Hiking Trails
Quartz Mountain Park forms a great rocky nest: a buffer zone between the eastern and western United states sheltering a varie...
Approximately 6,040 acres of project lands have been made available to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation for w...