Arbuckle Mountains — US-77
North of Springer, US-77 leaves the interstate corridor and reverts to a narrow two-lane highway as it enters the Arbuckle Mountains — one of the oldest exposed mountain ranges in North America. The road was paved in the 1920s using prison labor and retains its original alignment through tight hairpin curves and wooded limestone terrain. The route provides direct access to Turner Falls Park (Oklahoma's tallest waterfall at 77 feet) and continues through Davis. Rider Magazine describes this hairpin section as a highlight of the greater Arbuckle region ride.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Jollyville
Small community at the southern edge of the Arbuckle Mountains where the US-77 corridor begins.
Davis
Gateway town to the Arbuckle Mountains with services and access to Turner Falls State Park nearby.
Pauls Valley
Midpoint town along the route with fuel and food options for a rest stop.
Love's
Reliable fuel and convenience stop in Pauls Valley at the quarter-mark of the ride.
Phillips 66
Fuel stop near Wayne that keeps you topped off through the quieter central stretch of the route.
Edmond
Northern terminus of the route with a full range of dining and lodging options.
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