Looking for awe-inspiring places to visit in the great state of Oklahoma? Worry not, dear reader, for we've done some footwork for you. Take a look at these 15 destinations that you might want to add to your "must-see" list as soon as possible, as they are some of the most beautiful places in Oklahoma.

1. Mount Scott

Located in the Wichita Mountains, Mt. Scott is one of Oklahoma's most prominent mountains. It's situated northwest of Lawton, and is an awesome (for Okie standards!) 2,464 feet in height. Mount Scott Overlook is a must-see while you're here.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the TravelOK.com website.

2. Grand Lake O' The Cherokees

Grand Lake O' The Cherokees, also known as simply "Grand Lake", lies in northeastern Oklahoma in the foothills of the Ozarks. It's definitely no slouch in terms of size - it's 60 miles long, so be ready for an all-day (or longer) adventure.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the TravelOK.com website.

3. The Talimena Scenic Highway

Take in the magnificent scenery along the 54 miles of beautiful Talimena Scenic Highway, located in southeastern OK. Don't forget to allow time to enjoy the historic towns along the way, of course!

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the official website for the highway.

4. Pops 66

Hello Pops! Before stepping inside this Route 66 landmark diner and gas station, check out the 66-foot-tall giant pop bottle outside. Quench your thirst with the more than 600 ice-cold soda and beverage options to choose from.

For additional information including more photos, hours, and more, visit Pops 66's website.

Address: 660 U.S. Rte 66, Arcadia, Oklahoma, 73007

5. The Wichita Mountains

Okay, so maybe this one is a bit broad, but it's for good reason! Located in the southwestern portion of Oklahoma, the Wichitas are home to both a wildlife refuge and endless acres of hiking, wandering and exploring. Given Oklahoma's reputation as being "flat" (it is not!), this mountain out in the middle of nowhere is surely a feast for the eyes.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the FWS.gov website.

6. Natural Falls State Park

Here, you will find the cascading waterfalls that were used for filming the movie "Where The Red Fern Grows." It's lush, it's beautiful, and it's one of the most beautiful places in Oklahoma (or at least we certainly think so!). This one is definitely worth at least a day trip. Trust us.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the TravelOK.com website.

Address: 19225 E 578 Rd, Colcord, Oklahoma, 74338

7. Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

If you love crimson and cream, can shout BOOMER SOONER louder than everyone else, and you agree that orange-clad cowboys can just stay in Stillwater, nothing beats the view at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. There are usually events going on year-round, so make sure to visit throughout the year for the best experience. Do, however, double-check to make sure the stadium is open before you head out.

For the latest information about what's going on at the stadium, visit the Sooner Sports website.

Address: 1185 Asp Ave, Norman, Oklahoma, 73019

8. The Myriad Botanical Gardens

Situated in the heart of Oklahoma City, the Myriad Botanical Gardens is a 17-acre urban park and, of course, botanical garden. It's on the corner of Robinson & Reno, so you can't miss it. It's remarkably beautiful, and well worth a few hours of time spent getting lost within. Always make sure to check their hours before you go, as they can vary.

For additional information including more photos, hours, and more, visit the official Myriad Botanical Gardens website.

Address: 301 W. Reno Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102

9. Skydance Bridge

This part-bridge, part-work-of-art was architecturally inspired by the state's bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher. The pedestrian bridge is 380 feet long and the sculpture which makes it up stands 197 feet tall. Try and catch it at night to see the stunning changing-color LED lights!

For additional information including more photos, news, hours, and more, visit the City Of Oklahoma website.

Address: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73109

10. Little Niagara Falls

Nestled within the Travertine Island Cultural Landscape is a super-popular, must-see waterfall known lovingly as (Little) Niagara Falls. This popular swimming hole is a fun and cooling place during the warmest months, and a place of frozen splendor in the cooler months.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the NPS.gov website.

11. The Philbrook Museum Of Art

Much as the name suggests, The Philbrook is a famous fine arts museum located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The outside gardens are just as impressive as the artwork on the inside! Bring your camera to capture the meticulously maintained gardens. Make sure to double-check their hours of operation before planning your visit.

For additional information including more photos, hours of operation, and exhibit descriptions, visit the Philbrook Museum Of Art website.

Address: 2727 S. Rockford Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74114

12. The Azalea Festival

This highly celebrated annual festival is one of the nation's finest springtime attractions. It takes place in historic Muskogee, Oklahoma, inside Honor Heights Park. Typically, it's held in the spring, and it's currently in the planning stages for 2021. Make sure to visit their website to check for the official schedule!

For additional information including the history of the festival, the current schedule or anything else, visit the Oklahoma Historical Society's website.

Address: 1400 Honor Heights Drive, Muskogee, Oklahoma, 74401

13. Turner Falls

What kind of Oklahoma list would this be without Turner Falls on it? Nestled in the Arbuckle Mountains, the natural falls aren't even all there is to do! You can also enjoy the man-made water slides and diving boards while taking in the spectacular waterfalls as well.

For additional information including more photos, closure info, and more, visit the Turner Falls Park website.

Address: US Highway 77, Davis, Oklahoma, 73030

14. Beavers Bend State Park

Located in southeastern Oklahoma, Beavers Bend State Park is home to Broken Bow Lake. The park covers over 1300 acres and offers several activities from hiking, fishing, boating, horse-back riding, astronomy outings and even bingo! This place is definitely in the top five most beautiful places in Oklahoma, we think.

For additional information including more photos, closures, and more, visit the TravelOK.com website.

Address: 4350 S.OK-259A, Broken Bow, Oklahoma 74728

15. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum

Finally, rounding out our list is a place of tragedy and healing for Oklahomans. April 19, 1995, was a day we will never forget. Here, we honor those who lost their lives, the loved ones that were affected, and the plights of those who survived.

For additional information including more photos, hours, and more, visit the official website.

Address: 620 N Harvey Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102

Did you know Oklahoma was home to so much beauty and wonder? What's your favorite Okie spot to visit? Tell us about it in the comments so we can add to our list of the most beautiful places in Oklahoma.