Ride
Drive times are estimates from our gate. Check conditions before you load up: Oklahoma clay and wet trails don't mix.
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The reason most riders come to Tulsa. More than 40 miles of trail in a wooded urban wilderness on the Arkansas River, with rocky, technical sections on the classic Yellow loop and nine dedicated downhill-only trails listed on Trailforks. Trail work has been expanding the network in recent years, so check the current map before you go.
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About 2 miles of trail on 40 wooded acres in west Tulsa's Mountain Manor neighborhood, and listed as Oklahoma's first purpose-built adaptive-MTB-friendly trail. A good choice for newer riders, kids and warm-up laps.
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Just down the road from Lubell, and connected to it by trails like Woodview. Combine the two for a longer, mellow ride close to Turkey Mountain.
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A paved rail-trail running about 15 miles from Tulsa to Skiatook, depending on where you measure. Trailheads include OSU-Tulsa, Mohawk Blvd, 56th Street North, downtown Sperry and Central Park in Skiatook. Good for a recovery day or riding with kids.
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A day trip north to Pawhuska. TravelOK lists about 3.5 miles of bike-specific trail, or about 7 miles with the hiking trails, with plenty of climbing and some technical sections.
Ride dry
Volunteers and River Parks keep these trails rideable. If your tires leave a groove, turn around. Yield to hikers, stay on the trail and respect closures. The trails are not on our property and their managers set the rules, so check their pages for hours and any fees.