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- EtstormExplorerOnce you hit the Texas Panhandle and into Oklahoma you won’t see many trees at all, much less a forest!
- NMDriver2ExplorerNot a whole lot of forest but Kayenta, Farmington, Chama, Taos, Eagles Nest, and east on 412 to Cotter. The "forest" will be mostly Juniper and Pinion from Farmington to Chama, then you have real forest to Tres Piedras and from Taos to Cimarron. From Cimarron to OK it is grassland, you pass through some of the Rita Blanca National Grasslands around the NM/TX/OK border area.
BTW My folks were living in Cotter while my Dad worked on Bull Shoals day. His ashes are scattered in the White River under the Cotter to Flippin Bridge. - down_homeExplorer IIyep!
- azdryheatExplorerI used Google Maps and in the options selected 'avoid highways'. I was given 3 different routes that avoided I-40. Worth a look see.
- GulfcoastExplorerYou can do it, but it may take you twice as long. Simply Google Flagstaff to Cotter. Going fishing in Cotter?
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