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3.67 out of 5 Rider Rating 3.67
3 Reviews

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By Grinch (5 McR Points) on Jan 20, 2014

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k5kmagnum
2 McR Points
February 22, 2016
Great ride for us last Saturday. Make sure you…
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Bryan Hutton
6 McR Points
February 17, 2020
Living on the west side of OKC Metro, this is my…
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Written Directions

Starting from JR's Tavern at Exit 109, SW 149th St. Merge onto I-44 W/OK-37 W/US-62 W. Take exit 108 to merge onto OK-37 W/State Hwy 37 W/NW 32nd St toward Tuttle/Minco Continue to follow OK-37 W/State Hwy 37 W towards Minco. Once in Minco, turn right onto OK-37 W/US-81 N/N 2nd St. Continue to follow OK-37 W/US-81 N and then turn left onto OK-152 W/OK-37 W/State Hwy 37 W to Cogar. Once in Cogar, turn right onto OK-37 W/State Hwy 37 W and drive the winding road to Hinton. At Hinton, turn left onto OK-8 S/US-281 S/S Broadway. Continue to follow OK-8 S/US-281 S to the entrance of Red Rock Canyon then turn left into the park. After driving through the park, make a U-turn and head back out to OK-8 S/State Hwy 8 S/US-281 S. Take the 1st left onto OK-8 S/State Hwy 8 S/US-281 S. This takes you to the town of Binger. Turn left onto OK-152 E/OK-8 S/State Hwy 8 S/US-281 S/Main St. Continue to follow OK-152 E/OK-8 S/State Hwy 8 S/US-281 S. Turn right onto OK-8 S/State Hwy 8 S/US-281 S and head towards Anadarko. Once in Anadarko, turn left onto US-62 E/E Central Blvd. Continue to follow US-62 E. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-44 E/US-62 E/Okla. City and merge onto I-44 E/US-62 E. Take exit 109 for SW 149th St Destination will be on the left. Arriving back at JR's Tavern at Exit 109. Total: 142 mi - about 2 hours 46 mins

Scenery

This route has everything that Oklahoma has to offer as far as nature scenery. On this ride you will see rolling hills, wide open plains, tree covered hillsides, a beautiful deep canyon, lots of curves, very few stop signs, and lots of fresh country air. The route passes right by the Red Rock Canyon State Park (https://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.6275).

Drive Enjoyment

The roads are extremely well maintained with lots of twisties and nice rolling hills.

Tourism Opportunities

Beautiful areas to stop and buy things. All the small towns on the route have nice mom amd pops diners that are all amazing to eat at thus far.
 

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k5kmagnum
February 22, 2016
2 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Cruiser
Great ride for us last Saturday. Make sure you go on down into the park if you ride it. Plan for a picnic lunch there and / or dinner in Adnarko at Munoz Mexican Restaurant. Not many fuel opportunities, so fill up before you ride out because it may have to hold you until you hit Andarko.
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Bryan Hutton
February 17, 2020
6 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Touring
Living on the west side of OKC Metro, this is my most run route. It is full of long sightlines, curves, hills, and windmills. Thirsty bikes (my Vmax) will cause some range anxiety due to spacing between premium fuel stops. Especially good run in the late spring when everything greens up.
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Sooner805
August 16, 2015
35 McR Points
Motorcycle Type : Cruiser
One of the better rides in OK and the review is good. Was going to add this ride but the work was already done. Good local ride.
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