Discover the Green Country of Northeast Oklahoma
Welcome to Green Country, featuring grassy prairies, rolling hills, and flowing rivers and lakes perfect for fishing. From Afton to Wagoner, come visit northeast Oklahoma for its rich culture and beautiful landscapes. Explore Tulsa’s metro area or hit the water for some summertime fun. Hop in the car for a road trip down Route 66 for a bold adventure in the Midwest and stop in at the Vintage Iron Motorcycle Museum in Miami. Take a picture of the Price Tower in Bartlesville, the only completed skyscraper designed by famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Go where the red fern grows and visit the 77-foot waterfall, or hike and bike the trails at Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs. Check out important Cherokee historical records, photographs, and documents at The Cherokee Heritage Center in Park Hill, or visit their library and gift shop for an Oklahoma souvenir.
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Take Me Out to the Ballgame
Whether you’re looking to play sports or watch some jam-packed Green Country action, have a blast in cheering on the winning team. Sports fans can be sure to catch the University of Tulsa’s Golden Hurricane’s play their home football games at H.A. Chapman Stadium or Northeastern State University’s Riverhawks score a touchdown. The Tulsa Drillers baseball team brings the crowds at ONEOK Field, and indoor action can also be found at BOK Center for WNBA’s Tulsa Shock and the Tulsa Oilers hockey team.
Winding Fairways
There’s no better pastime in Green Country than hitting the green fairways. When visiting, experience the pride of Tulsa when you play 18 holes at LaFortune Golf Course. Page Belcher is a 36-hole facility in Tulsa featuring a driving range, putting green and a golf school. The Golf Club of Oklahoma in Broken Arrow features a par-72, 6,840-yard championship course in an upscale one-of-a-kind setting.