Cache Creek Falls
One of the most stunning and natural waterfalls in Oklahoma is in the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge in the southwestern part of the state. The waterfalls that run through Cache Creek in the park are worth the hike to get to them. The rushing water is surrounded by mountainous rocks and boulders. The waterfalls are a series of cascading water over the textured rock face. The Narrows Trail is the best way to get to the Cache Creek waterfall along a 2.7-mile loop. The waterfalls are part of the natural areas that have been protected since the early 1900s, so you will be surrounded by natural habitats and wildlife. The Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge is about 30 minutes northwest of Lawton, Oklahoma. When you get to the refuge, go to the headquarters to talk to the rangers about the best access points to Cache Creek.