US 287 North - Wichita Falls - Texas - 4K Highway Drive

[@boomerbear7596]

Yes! One of my absolute favorite roads. Been this way many a time and have always enjoyed it. I've eaten at that Denny's you passed more often than I can count and they always had the best coffee. Thanks for taking us with you on this amazing journey Mike!

[@fldon2306]

287 is always a fun ride in Texas! Fun watching all the freight trains hauling to DFW. Wichita Falls proper only takes about 15 minutes to cruise through. They need a Buc-ees up there! Often see USAF jets on training missions there! Thanks!!

[@donavanjohnson27]

What a nice ride along US highway 287 in Wichita Falls TX

[@rjmcallister1888-l3p]

Just outside of that little town of Henrietta, there's this, and a quick run into Wichita Falls along US 82/287. Stay on I-44 and head for Oklahoma, just across the Red River. US 287 continues as an expressway west-northwest till it hooks up with I-40 just outside Armadillo, er, Amarillo and I-27/US 87 north of there before 87/287 split again.

[@PopLightBrown]

I recall my father and I traveling this same road in 1999 on our way to San Francisco from Louisiana. At that time, the Central Freeway was being constructed, so we had to use the road that paralleled the freeway. Other than that, the highway still looks the same today as it did back then. I forgot how far Amarillo was from WF as well...sheesh.

[@frank-qf9pm]

17:40 That woke me up

[@ace20016]

I’m guessing you’re taking US 287 to Amarillo, TX. Then I-40 back to the western US.

[@MeloEatsPizza132]

im in texas too but im in nacogdoches, tx its near Lufkin, TX Or Jasper ,Texas

[@donavanjohnson27]

Nacogdoches is right down the road from Lufkin

[@interstate20]

So where are you going next

[@Skinnyrosepod4733]

I want you to drive i-269 Mississippi

[@Skinnyrosepod4733]

Can you do I -269

[@erhodes792]

Can you do California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho Hawaii Alaska And Puerto Rico if you have time

[@erhodes792]

Forgot to mention Nevada

[@frank-qf9pm]

That's asking a lot.