Took our doggy here to see the sunset and it was beautiful. There were some muddy parts among the…read moremain path from the rain a few days ago. There were several unlabeled smaller trails that bring you to the waters edge and to some cute tree abodes. Not a lot of wildlife this time of year but I am excited to see it in a different season of life. There are benches in the parking lot positioned perfectly to witness an Oklahoma sunset. That being said, I am taking off a star because I'm pretty sure we witness a human being pooping just off of the main path on our way back to the car...

Nice jogging trail (at least the mile and a half of it I experienced)…read more - Nice Oklahoma clay and compact sand trail for good footing. It hasn't rained for a week, so there was nothing flooded to the point of being sloppy or impassable. - Good shade canopy for most of the trail. Some of it hangs down low, which is mildly annoying. There is also some tall grass and plant life growing along the trail that you will have to dodge. - Nice shaded bench area which is perfect for a post-run cool down.

Bluff Creek is a beautiful trail and the perfect escape from the city. I love experiencing so much…read moreof Oklahoma's natural beauty here, including deer, birds, butterflies, and gorgeous views in every season. The trail is wonderful year-round and features both bike paths and pollinator-friendly gardens. It's also a popular spot for photoshoots, group workouts, and sports, so there's always a fun, lively vibe if you enjoy being around people. If you prefer a quieter experience, I recommend visiting on weekdays to avoid the crowds.

Pro: moderate size parking lot, running trails, biking trails, big field, dog friendly, playground…read more Con: no lights at night A nice park that offers walking trails, bike trails, playgrounds, a big field to play with your dogs, and more. It has a moderate size parking lot in the front and a side parking lot where the playgrounds are. On the front gate they have trash can and doggy station that offer bags to pick up after your pets. All in all, a nice park to stop by and enjoy in your free time.

SCIP stand for Soldier Creek Industrial Park. It's a well maintained multi use trail system. Mostly…read moredirt spanning 5-6 miles of loops and interconnecting trails on approx 75 acres. Reason for the name is it's located next to an industrial park. It's good for mountain biking, hiking, walking or running. It can get muddy during times of rain and if it's too bad they will close it. Dogs are welcome as long as they are leashed. There is a nice paved parking area with plenty of green space to sit and rest. Today there was some folks with a pop up tent cover, mountain bikes and they were grilling. Highly rated and usually I crowded and peaceful.

Nice little trails for hiking or biking in Midwest city. We like to take our dog here for some…read moreexercise. Our dog likes the trails and you can choose easier loops or continue with the longer ones. There are bikers on the trail so be courteous and share the t

I haven't been here in a while and my friends and I decided to go for a walk to get some exercise…read more We got up early and went to beat the heat. It was very nice walking the path in the morning. There were a couple other people up early as well. The path was fairly clean, although we did pass an area where someone threw at least 4 used diapers on the ground instead of walking 40 feet to the trash can. There is not any shade at this walking/ biking path, so bring some sunblock, wear sunglasses, and wear a hat. There are lots of birds and animals to see. We saw some sort of mongoose looking animal that was super cute to watch. He has brown fur and was long and skinny. He was jumping from rock to rock at the lighthouse area. There's a lot of restaurants near the parking area we were at.

An overcast morning which was kinda nice to keep the heat down. Ahhhhh the memories of learning…read morehow to use clips. I purchased bikes for my both of my grandson's! But first I had to teach him how to get in & out of the clips. Well 30 minutes later we were finally riding! So the ride took forever but I have no regrets! Teaching my grandson's riding etiquette was key for the whole day! Here's to a whole new level of fun! Can't wait to do this again!!!

Beautiful park. Well maintained trails and a great place to get away. Most Oklahoma state parks now…read morecharge fees, though.

Took a ride out here to check out the water levels with all the rain. You could tell where the…read morewater had breached the roads but it was down so all the main roads were passable. Once down to the marina area and several of the parking areas were underwater as were some of the camping areas. There were still people out enjoying things as the sun was out but more rain coming. This is a really nice area when it's full and lush with the water at normal levels.

Stopped here to check out the trail and see if it's been blamed up. Everything is looking good. The…read moregrass was mowed, trash cans empty and the parking lot was good except for the screw I picked up in my tire. Couldn't stay long as I had to get it fixed quickly. Other than tht it was I the best shape I've seen in awhile.

Bricktown River Walk Park is one of those places that sneaks up on you a little, because the star…read morehere isn't a lawn or a playground. It's the canal itself, sliding quietly through the middle of Oklahoma City. The whole stretch feels made for wandering, the kind of slow walk where you drift from one little viewpoint to the next as the city unfolds around. The riverboat tours add to the charm with those flat, slow-moving boats with a guide up front pointing out bits of history and local color as you glide under bridges and past murals. If you follow the path long enough, you end up at the Centennial Land Run Monument, which is absolutely worth the detour. All that bronze motion is frozen in place that tells a story better than some museums manage. Taken together, the canal, the boats, the art and the slow pace, make this a lovely spot as you explore Oklahoma City. [Review 427 of 2026 - 175 in Oklahoma - 25610 overall]

For mid November the place is awesome. Flowers still in bloom, trees full and the grass was lush…read moreand green. A lot of the trees are covered with lighting. Some for Christmas and some just to brighten the place up. You can walk on either side with bridges available to crossover. Big thing I noticed today is there aren't as many benches to sit and watch. Might have moved some thinking the cold was here, but I'm Not sure. Really awesome area. I try to stay away during the week with all the construction and traffic but the weekends aren't bad. Sunday being the best IMO.

Had a great time taking myself on a solo date to the wheeler district. Plenty of room for kids to…read morerun around and seating for families to eat and relax and enjoy a bite, play games, sweet treat! A ice cream truck was also there. And of course a chance to ride the Ferris wheel !

To visit this place best time is night time. The giant wheeler can be spot in a distance when it…read morelighted at night. They close at 9 pm. Parking is free at the ground. It is great place to have the OKC sign that show you have been to Oklahoma City. The wheel does not many people at the spring time because the weather still cold for wheel goer. The store I front of the wheel serve ice cream and food. The seating areas are very nice. It has the swing seat.