The talimena scenic drive.

[Phill Griggs]

Thursday the 17th Myself, Freddy and Larry took of on our 2 wheelers to drive the Talimena scenic drive. We hit it at it's peak it was assume.
We ran into Debra at the Queen Wilhelmina Lodge and she rode back with us
"ENJOY THE RIDE".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m75avQqZXBY

[Zammy]

I enjoyed the fall colors Phill, that's about the only thing we miss since moving to Florida, appreciate the video.

[Downtown Cowtown]

Thursday the 17th Myself, Freddy and Larry took of on our 2 wheelers to drive the Talimena scenic drive. We hit it at it's peak it was assume.
We ran into Debra at the Queen Wilhelmina Lodge and she rode back with us
"ENJOY THE RIDE".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m75avQqZXBY

thought that was talihenia, ???

been there in a cage, never on two or three yet

[tfdeputydawg]

While in the Mena area, you should tour Stone Mountain, the home of the CMA (Christian Motorcyclists Association)

[Phill Griggs]

While in the Mena area, you should tour Stone Mountain, the home of the CMA (Christian Motorcyclists Association)

I have been there a few times visiting doing changing of the colors

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thought that was talihenia, ???

been there in a cage, never on two or three yet

It's still the talimena drive

[R Livingston]

Another on my to do list.

[Dude]

Nice video and some very nice fall colors, thanks for sharing.

[Phill Griggs]

If you are looking for a day or a week to enjoy nature at its very best, be sure to mark the Talimena National Scenic Byway on your “must go to” list this year. Enjoy an adventure in the Winding Stair Mountain spanning from East Oklahoma to West Arkansas. Consume the majestic vistas, endless trails, multiple trailer camping locations, wildlife and the adventure of the winding drive across both states.

[Dmdrone]

That is one of the best rides I've been on

[Ozarkryder]

While on the Talimena drive, be sure to check out Queen Wilhelmina State park. A restaurant, tent and RV camping, a beautiful lodge built in the late 1800's and great views. Even without the Talimena drive the lodge/park would be worth the trip. http://www.queenwilhelmina.com/