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Water Splendour in Oklahoma

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Nadia's experience was in Oklahoma, United States. She went on 28 of July 2005 for 1 day. She went for tourism. Nadia went with a group of friends. She got there and around by car or van. Nadia's verdict is: recommended.

The pristine Turner Falls, Oklahoma

Just a 90-minute drive north of Dallas Fort Worth, Turner Falls Park is off Interstate 35 in the Arbuckle Mountains of south central Oklahoma. It offers an all-terrain vacation or day out. Visitors to can enjoy a variety of activities including cabin rental, primitive camping in native Indian wigwams, swimming, hiking and birding It is set on 1500 acres of geological natural wonders and caters to travelers of all ages

The pristine stream that runs alongside the trail

Once in the parked we followed the droves of people who were following a nature trail that hugged the banks of a beautiful flowing stream. The sounds of gushing water got louder when suddenly, as we turned the corner of the pathway to finds Turner Falls. It was a magnificent waterfall pouring 5.5 millions gallon of water per day onto the limestone rock formation below. It was definitely one of those “have to be there” moments to fully appreciate the sound, and sight of the falls.

Turner Falls in all its glory

Of course, the kids weren’t about to stand and admire the beauty and were already making their way up the rugged terrain that led to the surrounding cave areas of the Arbuckle Mountains. I just stood poised with my camera in hand to capture every moment of what was a great day with Mother Nature.