Luxury travel media

Sherri and I have tried to be on the cutting-edge of technology since building Mountain Vista. Our vacation home has been featured in numerous media markets and enjoyed by many.

We partnered with Mobile Roadie, a Los Angeles media company, and designed an incredible app. Mobile Roadie created apps for the Rolling Stones, Madonna and a plethora of performers, so we felt they could handle us! Our app was the first luxury cabin app in the United States. Thousands have it and enjoy great getaway offers, including the latest news from Beavers Bend on our blog.

When we needed a radio spot to be featured for several upcoming promotions in numerous cities, there was only one choice…

We chose our long-time friend and the best male voice talent in the country…legendary radio host, Brad Copeland. I grew up with Brad and he’s been a great friend since grade school. He began radio at age 12 and was blessed with “booming pipes” even back then.

Tune in and Brad will make you laugh each day during the morning drive on KATT in Oklahoma City.

The Mountain Vista experience you’ll feel when staying at our cabin encompasses many things, including my childhood growing up in Broken Bow. I spent scores of nights watching the sunset aboard a boat on Broken Bow Lake, or around a campfire in Beavers Bend.

I wanted build a great cabin and share those sunsets with others…we did it! The quiet sounds of nature and nightfall in the Kiamichi Mountains is something to behold. Take in a sunset from our deck, you’ll see.

We’re fortunate to share Mountain Vista with many friends. We also share it with strangers who quickly become friends. It’s been a magnificent ride and gets better every year.

There’s a unique bond between many who grew up together in Broken Bow. We’ve moved across the world, but close friends from the past still stay in touch. Perhaps it was something in the water from Mountain Fork River?

I’ve been blessed to have a pal like Brad Copeland since the 1970’s. Brad has a great heart and is an amazing talent. We’re thankful he shared his talent with us, once again.

Thanks Cope!