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Robbers Cave State Park

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Wilburton, OK

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OVERVIEW

A rugged sandstone park in the San Bois Mountains named for a cave reportedly used as a hideout by outlaws such as Belle Starr and, by some accounts, Jesse James, as well as Civil War deserters from both sides.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Visitors and hikers describe an uneasy feeling near the cave, unexplained voices, and long-running local legend of hidden outlaw treasure never recovered.

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A public state park open for hiking, camping, and cave tours.

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