Title: Lake Bixhoma Post by: SXSW on October 10, 2018, 12:48:52 pm Why isn't Lake Bixhoma more of an attraction? It's a pretty clear lake in the middle of rugged hills (the Conjada Mountains) rising above the river valley about 5 miles southeast of Bixby. Lots of trails around the lake and even a waterfall (when there is enough recent rainfall). Like the Chandler Park backcountry it could be a regional destination like Turkey Mountain but I feel not a lot of people even know it exists.
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