Tallgrass Prairie Preserve

16 reviews

+1 (918) 287-3623

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Spotted quite a few of these deer! Tall Grass Prairie Preserve, Oklahoma

15316 County Road 4201

Pawhuska, OK 74056

+1 (918) 287-3623

https://www.nature.org

The Joseph H. Williams Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Pawhuska, OK is the largest protected area of tallgrass prairie in the world, covering 40,000 acres. Visitors can enjoy a scenic drive through the preserve, which is home to a diverse range of plants and animals, including over 210 species of birds and a large herd of American bison.

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Tracy S.

8/11/2023

This place is special. As part of the southern flint hills region, this protected tall grass prairie preserve is something you can't see just anywhere. Once upon a time, America was full of...

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Michael E.

4/27/2023

Driving through the Tallgrass Prairie is amazing. If you're lucky you'll see a few grazing Bison. Or maybe you'll see multiple herds of grazing Bison with calves. You'll also likely see lots of...

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Valerie B.

5/4/2024

We got there right before the visitor center closed and they let us in to see it. It's a small visitor center so that will only take you about 30 minutes or so. Also, check the calendar before...

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Lizzy O.

2/17/2023

It was a couple miles of gravel roads to get to the preserve but it was worth it!! The visitor center wasn't open but we really came for the bison so it was fine. They were show stoppers! So...

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Hunter S.

6/19/2022

Tall grass prairies used to dominate the American landscape, but are now mostly limited to parts of Oklahoma and Kansas. While I'm no fan of the Oklahoma area in general, this is unique and...

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