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What if you could paddle a scenic river, mountain bike Ozark hills, hike to sunset cliff views, and fish for trophy bass all in one long weekend? In Cherokee County, you can. Tucked into the western edge of the Ozarks near Tahlequah, this underrated destination delivers a big adventure without big crowds. Whether you have Keep Reading
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When autumn arrives in Oklahoma, few places capture the season’s magic like Cherokee County. Tucked away in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains and home to stunning rivers, wooded hills, and rich cultural history, Cherokee County offers a perfect fall getaway for those craving nature, solitude, and small-town charm. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a Keep Reading
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The Tahlequah Trails Association is thrilled to announce the completion of 2 new miles of trails at the Welling Ridge Trails, a mountain-bike-optimized, shared-use trail system set on 200 acres of stunning natural terrain. These new additions highlight the Association’s dedication to creating an inviting and challenging outdoor experience for bikers, hikers, runners, and walkers Keep Reading
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Spring’s official start is only four days away which means it is time to dust off the hiking boots, throw some snacks in your bag, and head out on the trail! Cherokee County has some of the best views in Oklahoma that make for some awesome hikes. Check out our top three picks below! 3. Keep Reading
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Some of the of the least-known and most beloved hikes in the Tahlequah area are located at the J.T. Nickel Family & Wildlife Preserve fifteen to twenty minutes from Downtown Tahlequah. The Nickel Preserve has three trails totaling nearly four miles of total distance through a variety of ecosystems including forest, wetlands, and grasslands. Trails Keep Reading
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If you find yourself exploring around the JT Nickel Family Nature Preserve over the weekend of October 17-18, you might come across a mob of thousands of trail runners and bicyclists hammering down the dirt roads of Cherokee County. Don’t be alarmed, these athletes are competing in the Pumpkin Holler Hunnerd Trail Run and Gravel Keep Reading
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Camping is a staple in the fall season. For some it’s taking their mobile campers to the lakeside and having a relaxing time. On the other hand some of us like to live dangerously, we enjoy a good challenge. If this sounds like you then you might be interested in these tips to a more Keep Reading
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Sparrow Hawk Primitive Area is one of the iconic hikes in the Tahlequah, Oklahoma area boasting huge views of the Illinois River valley and the surrounding hills. There are many off-shoot trails off of the main trail that are more accessible during the fall and winter months. Enjoy a rigorous walk through pine and Keep Reading
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We are starting to see cooler weather here in Tahlequah. Here at Tour Tahlequah we obviously love the outdoors. We think about fall and our mind goes to pumpkins, leaves, and colors. There is nothing wrong with that, in fact we love it! Something else we love is camping!! Camping brings people together and allows Keep Reading
