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Oklahoma River Trails
The Oklahoma River Trails contain 13 miles of multiuse, asphalt trails, which are located on the north and south banks of the river. The trails are level with little change in grade.
If you enjoy being outdoors, take a walk (a long walk) on one of the Oklahoma River Trails.
Click here to see a detailed map of the trails.
One of the best features of the river's trail system is that it's free of motorized vehicle crossings. Walkers, runners, rollerbladers, skateboarders, cyclists and those using disability mobility aids are welcome to use the trails. Stroll at your own pace. Jog for exercise or bike a few miles and enjoy the scenery.
The north trail: This trail is six miles in length. Visitors can access the north side of the Oklahoma River trails from the following parking areas:
- Regatta Park, off Byers Avenue, just west of the Byers Avenue Bridge
- SW 15th, between Walker and Robinson
- Wheeler Park, SW 9th and Shartel
The south trail: This trail is seven miles long. Visitors can access the north side of the Oklahoma River trails from the following parking areas:
- SW 15th and Meridian
- River Park, SW 8th and Agnew
- Wiley Post Park, SW 17th and Robinson
- SW 15, just east of Portland
Vehicles including go carts, motorcycles, scooters and four-wheelers are not allowed on the trails. Pets must be leashed.
Length: 13 miles (both trails)
Trail Safety Tips:
- For your safety, helmets and other protective equipment are recommended for cycling, rollerblading, and skateboards.
- Please be courteous to all other trail users.
- Keep to the right of the path except when passing.
- Use a bell or your voice to warn others when passing.
- Slow down when approaching other trail users or street crossings.
- To prevent injury to yourself and damage to natural resources, please stay on the designated trails.
- eapons of any kind are prohibited.
- Fires are prohibited.
- Please leave plants and animals undisturbed.
- Leash and pick up after your dogs.
- Do not litter. Do your part to keep the trails clean.
- Glass bottles and containers are prohibited.
- Be aware of trail conditions and proceed with care when conditions are poor, such as wet, snowy, icy or strong winds.
- Do not block trail. Groups move to the right or form a single line.
- Please use proper lights on bicycles front and rear and/or light colored clothing at night.
- Do not use trails while under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
- No unauthorized motor vehicles allowed on the trails.
- Trail users are responsible for knowing and following trail guidelines.
- Parents, please educate your children on these guidelines
Other Completed Trails:
- Bricktown Canal Trail
- Lake Overholser East Trail
- Brock Creek Trail
More trails will be completed in the coming 20 to 25 years.
If you're finished reading about Oklahoma River Trails, click here to read about some of Oklahoma City's Parks
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