Black Kettle National Grassland
Discover the enchanting Black Kettle National Grassland, a hidden gem along Route 66 that beckons travelers with its sprawling vistas and rich history. This serene retreat is not just a nature lover's paradise; it offers a glimpse into the Native American heritage, inviting you to explore its scenic trails and tranquil landscapes. Perfect for picnicking, wildlife watching, and immersing yourself in the timeless spirit of the Mother Road, this captivating destination promises an unforgettable experience on your journey.
G Mitchell
2 years ago"Very scenic region. Best to drive the whole area, you will be amazed at the beauty here in the Canadian river valley!"
Sue Ellis
8 years ago"It was VERY hot the morning we drove out and getting hotter by the minute. The hike was an unexpected event so we were unprepared with proper shoes and water. Otherwise, we would have taken twice the time. It was extremely informative with a brief movie at the visitor center and audio presentations on your cellphone at each location along the hike through the battlefield. This photo was after the hike so the grandsons were melting (they're from Michigan so...), but they learned a lot about the cost to the American Indians from the westward push across the country. To the Indians, this is hallowed ground, and if you go you will understand why."
Jack Marshall
8 years ago"Beautiful place to visit. There are several free campsites in the area. The one I stayed at had nature trails, picnic tables, fire rings and plenty of solitude. This was one of my favorite places to visit in western Oklahoma."
Dorian Lane
9 months ago"I hope I can go there because my dream is to go to European countries. I hope there are good people who want to invite me to travel around America. I hope so. I'm from Indonesia.🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩♥️♥️"
Katherine Mc
2 years ago"Interesting history. The US government bought dust bowl land from Oklahomans who left to California and used the land to establish this National Grassland."
