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Website developed and donated by INTEGRIS Health    Many Oklahoma cities and towns are maintaining and expanding trails. For walking, biking, in-line skating and more, there are miles to explore. Most cities have Web sites that offer trail information online.
Our 50 state parks also host a wealth of trails. “Oklahoma’s Top-Rated Trails” is a free guide to the best trails in various categories - as well as urban trails - rated by experts in each category.
And remember to not overlook trails in small towns and cities; no expert knows them all!
The trails guide will be coming soon. To receive your free copy, call the Oklahoma Department of Tourism & Recreation at 405-521-2406 or 1-800-652-6552. Or download it at travelok.com/trails.
LINKS: TRACKING TRAILS
Oklahoma Department of Tourism & Recreation
Click on "State Trails" at bottom of home page and click "Oklahoma."
More than 80 miles of trails.
Trails at Central State Park, Edmond Park, Hafer Park, Spring Creek Park and Scissortail Campground
***Outstanding: Clear Bay Trail, located in a nature preserve forest along the southern shoreline of Lake Thunderbird.
For Tulsa biking information, click here. ***Outstanding: Tulsa's trail system runs for more than 20 miles from south Tulsa into Sand Springs.
***Outstanding: The Pathfinder Trail which runs along the Caney River.
***Outstanding: Sand Plum Trail at Rader Park.
More Oklahoma Trail Towns, A to Z Multi-city trail highlights from the Oklahoma Dept. of Transportation and various city agencies.
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