Road Trips from Broken Arrow, OK
Hey, planning a drive from Broken Arrow? You've got options for day trips mostly within a 4-hour window. Most routes stick to highways with a drive score of 8 or 9, meaning they're pretty straightforward. The terrain is mostly flat or gently rolling, so you won't be tackling any mountain passes. Several of these destinations offer access to parks, including the Oklahoma City National Memorial, making them good for a quick scenic stop or a break.
Total Routes
12
Shortest
2.3h
With Parks Nearby
10
Full-day getaway
10 total in this range
Burns Flat, OK
3h 54m217.8 mi one way
This 217.8-mile trip is one of the longer options, taking nearly 4 hours. It features mixed highway and surface roads, and the terrain is gently rolling. You'll pass by the Oklahoma City National Memorial, offering a significant point of interest along the way.
Cherokee, OK
3h 28m181.1 mi one way
At 181.1 miles and 3.5 hours, this is a solid day trip. It's primarily a highway route with mostly flat terrain, making for an easy drive. While it doesn't list specific parks directly nearby, it's a good option if you prefer straightforward travel.
Geary, OK
2h 57m164.8 mi one way
This is one of the shorter drives at 164.8 miles, taking around 3 hours. It's mostly highway with flat terrain, offering a smooth ride. You'll have access to the Oklahoma City National Memorial, a notable stop about halfway through your journey.
Maysville, OK
3h 4m160.7 mi one way
With 160.7 miles and just over 3 hours, this is a comparable day trip to Geary. It's also a mostly highway route with flat terrain. Like Geary, it provides access to the Oklahoma City National Memorial for a potential stop.
Thomas, OK
3h 44m177.6 mi one way
This 177.6-mile drive will take about 3.7 hours. It's a mix of highway and surface roads with gently rolling terrain. You'll have the opportunity to visit the Oklahoma City National Memorial during this trip.
Weekend trip
Buffalo, OK
4h 48m251.7 mi one way
This is the longest route at 251.7 miles, requiring close to 5 hours of driving. It's mostly highway and features gently rolling terrain. It's a good choice if you're looking for a more extended drive without specific park attractions listed along the way.
Walters, OK
4h 5m223.4 mi one way
This 223.4-mile trip will take about 4.1 hours. It's predominantly a highway drive with flat terrain. You'll pass by the Oklahoma City National Memorial, offering a point of interest on this longer day trip.
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When to Go
Spring
The gently rolling and flat terrains on these routes are pleasant in spring. Access to parks like the Oklahoma City National Memorial offers opportunities for outdoor reflection.
Summer
These highway-focused drives are suitable for summer. The mostly flat terrain makes for easy cruising, and park visits are possible.
Fall
Enjoy the flat and gently rolling terrains during the fall season. The straightforward highway routes are ideal for a comfortable autumn drive.
Winter
With mostly flat terrain and highway profiles, these destinations are accessible even in winter. Park access remains an option, weather permitting.
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