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Oklahoma Is Full of Unexpected Adventures

Curious about what you'll do when you live in Oklahoma? If you like the idea of kayaking on glassy lakes, spending time wandering through red canyons, and checking out cruising along Route 66, Oklahoma is calling you home! This list of fun things to do will take you from tallgrass sunsets to neon nights and give you a sampling of Oklahoma's heritage, landscapes, and culture.

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Shana Grandstaff
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Shana, Our Local Expert Guiding Your Move

Shana has been living life in Oklahoma for 43 straight years, collecting local shortcuts and moving stories along the way. She has moved more than 10 times across Oklahoma and learned adulthood the hard way when a DIY move ended with a couch wedged on a second story railing and her dignity hanging in the balance. She won that battle... barely, and now smartly chooses to hire professionals that actually know what they're doing. She loves that throughout Oklahoma you can easily run errands, grab groceries, then be five minutes from cow pastures and wide open land. At Snappy Scout, she turns 43 years of red dirt living into actionable wisdom to share what it's really like to move to and live in Oklahoma.

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What Will You Do in Oklahoma?

From weekend adventures to iconic road trips, here's how locals spend their time off.

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Hidden Gem Spotlight

One of my favorite places is Pony Coffee in Tulsa. It is situated inside an old building that was a bike shop and a photography studio before. It is full of kitschy furniture and memorabilia and serves excellent coffee.

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Oklahoma Local Expert

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