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Major County Economic Development |
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Rich in High Plains history and tradition
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Great outdoor recreation is
never far away. Canton Lake, 15 minutes south of Fairview is known for its
excellent walleye fishing, boating skiing and camping. Lakeside Country
Club, southwest of Fairview, is one of northwest Oklahoma’s finest public
nine-hole golf courses, green fee players are welcome (580-227-3225). Major
County has plenty of wide-open spaces for joggers, bicyclists, rock hounds
and star-gazers. Hunters come for dove, turkey, deer and quail. |
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The Gloss (or
Glass) Mountains Take a scenic drive through the heart of these bold buttes located on US 412. The mountains’ unusual name comes from millions of sparkling selenite crystals that cover the surface. This area is known for its clear night-time skies, excellent for star-gazing. These mountains hold the secrets of Oklahoma outlaw, Dick Yeager. Before he died, gunned down by a posse in 1895, he spoke of hidden treasure in the Gloss Mountains. A bandit cave was found in 1903, but the secret to the treasure remains hidden. Gloss Mountain State Park offers picnic shelters and a developed hiking trail to the top of Cathedral Mountain. |
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Fairview is the best place to
launch day trips to explore the entire region. Visit
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Don’t miss Canton Lake, famous throughout the region for its blue-water boating, skiing, camping, jet skiing, and its popular Walleye Rodeo fishing derby, held early May.
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Major County Tourism Headquarters c/o Fairview Chamber of Commerce
580-227-2527 |
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