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40 69 16 165 10A 100 10 10 71 2 266 62 64 9 62 69 64 64 Eufaula Lake River Muskogee 40 69 10 62 64 64 River Fort Gibson Lake Tenkiller Lake 64 62 Muskogee 10 10A 100 82 82 82 10 51 16 412 251A 412A 80 165 20 69 165 R Fort Gibson Lake Lake Hudson Tenkiller Lake Muskogee 10 82 10 51 16 412 251A 10 62 62 59 59 82 20 20 28 412A 59 412 ALT 412 Lake Eucha Little Blue Disney I l l i n o i s R i v e r 40 16 165 10A 100 10 10 71 82 82 80 63 83 26 31 2 62 64 9 9 9 9 1 2 1 9 64 64 59 59 59 271 271 270 270 270 Eufaula Lake Robert S. Kerr Lake Sardis Lake River Muskogee 63 1 63 141 128 112 69 165 251A 10 10 62 64 64 River Fort Gibson Lake Muskogee 16 80 This sweet little trail will wind you north of Muskogee to beautiful Lake Fort Gibson, voted the best place to watch a sunset. You’ll want to pack a picnic supper to enjoy along the way with someone special. Then let the breeze off the lake ease the tensions away as you marvel at the majesty of an eagle soaring above its nesting grounds. It’s only an hour long drive, so it’s just like taking the long way home. After spending the day behind bars, (handle bars that is), rest your head in a Muskogee bed. www.muskogeechamber.org for more information The term “bootlegger” probably got its start somewhere along this route for the territory that was supposed to be “dry” was anything but that. Cowboys would slip flasks into their boots to smuggle the contraband in from Arkansas. The back roads between Siloam Springs and Muskogee were well known to young men who earned some extra cash on the moonshine run. The Cookson Hills, picturesque and peaceful today, hid many a copper still at one time that kept federal marshals up in arms. Today this road still has a little of the rebel attitude, and these Cherokee hills still move the spirits. For truly wild beauty, stop at Natural Falls State Park and step into a place that seems frozen in time. Set in the heart of “Green Country,” this ride shows just what has earned the region this nickname. The sparkling waters of lakes, creeks and rivers create a lush canopy of green over your gypsy ride. Travel through the old Cherokee towns of Tahlequah and Fort Gibson and enjoy their quaint downtowns. You’ll follow the winding Illinois River and enjoy the beauty of two lakes – Fort Gibson and Tenkiller. Highway 80 will take you past the historic Fort Gibson stockade, worth a stop to look around. Adventure awaits you on this road where every mile is a delight. Exhilarating ribbons of pavement wind through these mountains that step higher and higher toward the sky in layers of smoky blue. You’re in Choctaw country now, an area known as “Little Dixie” for its politics, its southern comfort food, and its unmistakable hospitality. The road will take you past the “world’s tallest hill” and “Short Mountain.” Side excursions to Robbers’ Cave State Park and the Spiro Indian Mounds make this all-day journey a ride to remember. Straddle the saddle for this ride that will take you into the territory of Belle Starr, the James Brothers and the Cook Gang. You’ll find “the drive is fine on 69,” the highway once known as the Texas Road. If you have the time, a side excursion to the Honey Springs Battlefield will interest the Civil War buffs, or some sweet shopping deals might make you linger a little longer in downtown Eufaula on the lake. Then zip over to Porum where the bullet holes from a cattle range war can still be found in an old barn or two. From there a shaded and winding Highway 10 will lead you through the home of the Cherokees. It takes little effort to imagine the hideouts and shootouts that were once a common part of these hills. The reward is in the journey. www.muskogeechamber.org 888.381.6543 100+miles 150+miles 50+miles 205+miles 205+miles After spending the day behind bars, (handle bars that is), rest your head in a Muskogee bed. rd i s in t he j

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Set in the heart of “Green Country,” this ride shows just what has earned the region this nickname. The sparkling waters of lakes, creeks and rivers create a lush canopy of green over your gypsy ride. Travel through the old Cherokee towns of Tahlequah and Fort Gibson and enjoy their quaint downtowns. You’ll follow the winding Illinois River and enjoy the beauty of two lakes – Fort Gibson and Tenkiller. Highway 80 will take you past the historic Fort Gibson stockade, worth a stop to look around.

Adventure awaits you on this road where every mile is a delight. Exhilarating ribbons of pavement wind through these mountains that step higher and higher toward the sky in layers of smoky blue. You’re in Choctaw country now, an area known as “Little Dixie” for its politics, its southern comfort food, and its unmistakable hospitality. The road will take you past the “world’s tallest hill” and “Short Mountain.” Side excursions to Robbers’ Cave State Park and the Spiro Indian Mounds make this all-day journey a ride to remember.

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OUTLAW TOUR 100+ miles

MOUNTAIN WATERS TOUR 150+ miles

MOONSHINE RUN TOUR 205+ miles

WINDING STAIR JOURNEY TOUR 250+ miles

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Missouri“The show me state”“The show me state”

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Biker Tips#78:Good coffee should be indistinguishable from 50 weight motor oil.

Biker Tips#34:Don’t argue withan 18 wheeler.

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