Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow, Oklahoma

[@rima5429]

This is breathtaking. Thank you Lord for your wonderful creation. 🙏❤

[@ernieclark]

GOD is the GREATEST ARTIST! I love traveling and always take my Japanese girlfriend, Nikon, with me. She is usually worn out by the time I get back home. Heck, she goes clickety every day!! I have produced probably around a thousand videos from my travels. I rarely post anymore on here because my internet service is very poor when it comes to uploading. It takes seven to eight hours to upload one from home. Heck, I uploaded one in Nicaragua many years ago in about fifteen minutes.

[@N0niN0ni]

i was there a cuple days ago

[@michaelch7529]

Great video. Do you recall when this was filmed?

[@ernieclark]

It was around November 20th, 2014. This was my first Fall Foliage trip to Oklahoma. I do not know if peak fall foliage is generally this time of year for this area. Last year peak fall foliage in the Ozarks of Arkansas was about 3-4 weeks later than usual.

[@michaelch7529]

@@ernieclark Thank you for the info. It does look like a lot of the trees were bare. So, maybe it was a little past peak when you were there. Timing is so hard with Mother Nature. 😁

[@geoseward]

Just out of curiosity when do you typically see the changing of the leaves within the park. I am going to be visiting the park the second week of November, is that too late?

[@ernieclark]

+George Seward That is about the time I was there. Fall Peak is probably at least a couple of weeks before, but mid-November will still be glorious.

[@geoseward]

+Ernie Clark Thanks, great video. Truly a beautiful place.

[@geoseward]

Ernie, being that southeastern Oklahoma has received a good deal of rain will this generally enhance fall foliage colors versus year in which the area experienced drier conditions?

[@ernieclark]

It seems like it would have that effect, and possibly even a delayed fall foliage. But, I am from Southeast MS. We do not get the fall colors here. I am not an expert on the subject.