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Middle Spring – Roman Nose State Park The greatest attraction for early settlers to the area that is now Roman Nose State Park were springs that provided a continuous supply of fresh water.Any trip to the park would not be complete without visiting the original three springs. Interactive Three Springs Trail Map Click here for large interactive map.
Approximate Elevations Based on GPS Data 
Big Spring – Roman Nose State Park 
Switchback Trail – Roman Nose State Park The two trails I like best at Roman Nose State Park are the Mesa Loop Trail and the Switchback Trail. This 6.8-mile loop hike includes both of those trails and more. Interactive Mesa Loop/Lakeshore Loop/Switchback Trails Map Click here for large interactive map.
Approximate Elevations Based on GPS Data 
View of Watonga Lake from Inspiration Point on Mesa Loop Trail As I said in this post, navigating the trails at Roman Nose can be a challenge. There are no blazes, there is only limited (and sometimes inaccurate) signage, and in many areas there are (unhelpful) connecting spurs galore.
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View of Roman Nose Canyon from Inspiration Point on Mesa Loop Trail I recently visited Roman Nose State Park, near Watonga, Oklahoma. The brownish-red canyons and mesas in this semi-arid region of west Oklahoma are very different from the scenery of east Oklahoma or that of west Arkansas.It was a pretty cool trip. Interactive Lake Loop/Mesa Loop Trail Map Click here for large interactive map.
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