The Red River borderlands of North Texas, where Eisenhower State Park now sits, were a hot zone for Buffalo Soldiers like the 9th and 10th Cavalry during the late 1800s. They patrolled the often-tense area bordering Indian Territory, shielding settlements from Kiowa and Comanche raids, and taking part in campaigns like the Red River War. As you enjoy the views of Lake Texoma, reflect on the courageous troopers who once rode across this terrain to bring security to the region. Hike trails along high bluffs, splash at the sandy swimming cove, or fish for striped bass, crappie, and catfish.
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