Not a stoplight in the whole county!

Home to rugged volcanic Black Mesa, the highest point in Oklahoma, Cimarron County is really dinosaur country. The Kenton area's lava formations feature dinosaur tracks, Indian pictographs, caves, and many peculiar rock formations. Visit Black Mesa State Park to see fossils, petrified wood and experience great camping. This area is believed to have been occupied by man as far back as 10,000 years. Santa Fe Trail swales may be seen throughout the county.

Two local motels are available for overnight stay, so come on out and visit dinosaur country.

Cimarron County Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 1027, Boise City, Oklahoma 73933
580-544-3344 • 580-544-3479
www.ccccok.org
cccc@ptsi.net

Easter weekend – Easter Pageant, Kenton
June – Santa Fe Trail Daze, Boise City: Week-long activities, including a parade, pioneer queen coronation, bus tour, music-art-quilts by area artists, post hole digging contest, ranch rodeo, community church service
September – County Free Fair
October – Santa Fe Trail Tour

Rita Blanca Wildlife Management Area

15,575 acres of shortgrass prairie in southwestern Cimarron County in the Oklahoma panhandle. Located just south of Hwy. 64 (south of the town of Felt).
Website: http://www.wildlifedepartment.com/ritablanca.htm