Area Code 580 Location - Oklahoma

If you are looking for a trip out west and don't want to drive, why not head for the Oklahoma panhandle or the Oklahoma city of Ardmore. This area of Oklahoma is packed with history and great beauty.

Fort Wallsover - The fort that sits atop the state of Oklahoma's highest mountain is the home of the most successful Western governor in Oklahoma history. An explorer and a band of frontier fighters have taken refuge here in the early 1700s. Take a visit to this historic location that is open for tours year round.

Amber Mine State Park - The Blue Hole Cavern is open to the public and features more than 100 acres of natural caves, high waterfalls, and deep holes. The park has many hiking trails and adventure opportunities for everyone.

Barton's Knob State Park - This park has some of the best hiking trails in the Oklahoma panhandle. The trails wind through scenic scenery, past many scenic overlooks, and include wonderful vistas.

Sugar House Museum - This museum features a display of artifacts, the restored steamboat, and more. Visitors can learn about the history of sugar in Oklahoma and the distinctive culture that came before and continue to thrive in the state today.

Winterset Park - Winterset is a hub for water sports, hunting, and hiking. This park features the most breathtaking views in the entire Oklahoma panhandle.

Bardica Park - This is the oldest city in Oklahoma and the home of a number of cultural attractions. If you are seeking solitude, there are plenty of museums, art galleries, and historical sites here to take in. You can also explore the museums and galleries at Bardica Park.

The Oklahoma state parks of Oregon State Capitol, the capitol building is one of the most well-known buildings in the Oklahoma City area. The buildings are maintained by the Oklahoma Historical Society for their patrons to see.