When the 2024 solar eclipse arrives over Oklahoma on April 8th, you’ll want to be in the best spot possible to view this natural marvel. Below you’ll find a few of the best viewing locations in southeast Oklahoma to check the eclipse in full totality.
Hodgen
If it’s outdoor recreation you’re after, head to Hodgen in southeast Oklahoma. This small community in Le Flore County is home to the gorgeous Ouachita National Forest, which offers a wealth of camping, hiking and horseback riding opportunities. Lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails at the renowned Ouachita National Recreation Trail System offering nearly 50 miles of trails for a variety of skill levels. The Beech Creek National Scenic & Botanical Area Trail System also offers 32 miles of hiking opportunities on 7,500 acres.
Other top attractions in Hodgen include the Winding Stair Recreation Area, Cedar Lake, Cedar Lake National Recreation Area and Cedar Lake Equestrian Camp.
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