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Tri Lake Run: See three beautiful lakes & ride across two scenic dams. Also, this ride takes you by the ancient restored military Fort Gibson. (You can stop & take a tour, well worth seeing.) It is an entire fort with a museum, barracks, Hospital, officer quarters, etc. This ride takes you to Lake Ft. Gibson Dam, around through Greenleaf Lake, & across Tenkiller Dam and Lake. On this ride you will find many curves, hills, a couple straight stretches and beautiful scenery. Approx. 3-4 hours |
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Lake Ft. Gibson Run: This is a shorter ride that takes you by the ancient restored military Fort Gibson. (You can stop & take a tour, well worth seeing.) It is an entire fort with a museum, barracks, Hospital, officer quarters, etc. Then you will go on a beautiful drive over the dam and around the lakeshore. There are many curves and hills. Approx. 1 ½ - 2 hours. |
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Illinois River Run:This ride allows you to see the scenic beauty of the Illinois River plus overhanging bluffs and rocks. This one has lots of curves. Approx. 1 ½ - 2 hours. |
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Welling
Rd Run: See
the hill country & travel across beautiful creeks. Enjoy curves, hills,
& old time metal and wood bridge. Also, see where the beautiful Illinois
River comes into Lake Tenkiller. On this ride you will have a nice
slow ride, no high speeds. Approx. 2 hours.
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Boston
Mountain Run: You begin this ride on Scenic Rt. 62 (the
pathway of the "Trail of Tears"). You will go to Fayetteville, Ar.
and get on the new beautiful 540 four lane that goes across the Boston
Mts. You will go to Alma, Ar. (lots of places to eat & rest.) Then
you will turn around and return on old Hwy 71 N. This is very steep
& curvy with some of the most beautiful views this side of the Rockies.
This ride will give you a combination of easy comfortable riding mixed
with hills, curves. It has some scenic pull offs. (Bring your Binoculars).
This is definitely worth the ride. Approx. 6 -7 hours.
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Sequoyah's
Home & Natural Dam Run: You will go west on Scenic Hwy
62 ("Trail of Tear's Route) to Ar. Hwy 59 South. You can view one
of nature's wonders at Natural Dam, Ar. Stop and take a dip to cool
off or just view the sites. Continue on Hwy 59 South to scenic 220.
Take this east and go by historic Sequoyah's home. Take Ok. Hwy 59
north back to hwy 62. Nice roads, some curves, couple straight stretches,
good views. Approx, 3 - 4 hours.
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Cherokee
Nation/Heritage Center/Murrell Home Run: This is a local,
short historical ride. You will go to Tsa La Ge ( Cherokee Historical
Village.) Tour this authentic reproduction of an early village, plus
visit the museum. Next you will go by the Murrell Home Museum (open
for tours) and then go by the Cherokee Nation Headquarters on your
way back to the rally. We will have brochures at the rally. Approx.
½ - 2 hours.
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Talimena
Drive: This
is the most scenic drive this side of the Blue Ridge Park Parkway.
This ride is a road that runs across the Washita Mountains. These
are the only East/West Mountains in the United States. This road is
designed strictly for tourists. Scenes are similar to those on the
Blue Ridge and have scenic pull offs at several places. You can stop
at Queen Wilhelmina State Park and Lodge. They have a very nice buffet.
From the Rally and back is a good days ride. It is well worth it.
We personally make this ride once or twice a year and never get tired
of it. Approx. 8 hours.
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