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For the adventurer at heart who can't get away from work to scale a mountain or go on that dream backpacking trip, Bluff Creek Park is the perfect solution. With over 3 miles of challenging bike trails with obstacles through a beautiful wooded canopy, the park is a great getaway adventure to go and enjoy.
Bluff Creek Park is a beautiful forested park hidden within the suburbs of Oklahoma City near Lake Hefner. The park contains 2 miles of wheel-chaiasphalt walking path that sweeps along the outside scenic edge of the park through trees and by ponds.
Inside the park is over 3.1 miles of single-track dirt trail that allows for both bikers and runners to enjoy the challenging course. With difficult obstacles ranging from steep inclines, sharp tunes, water crossings and exposed logs and roots, the trail is a great adventure for those looking to get out for the day.
Along with the trails and walkway, the park is full of beautiful photo opportunities with the trees and wildlife.
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Bike the Bluff Creek Trails
It can get pretty crowded, especially when everyone's getting off work. But that's because Bluff is awesome!! I broke my foot really bad here years ago....
Bike the Bluff Creek Trails
Lots of fun, the trails are pretty clean and clearly marked
Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!
Run through Bluff Creek Park in Oklahoma City
Bluff Creek Park is just off Hefner Rd., to the north of Lake Hefner in northwest Oklahoma City. This park is free to access and park at, and contains a main path for jogging and walking only, as well as a network of trails for mountain biking.To access the main trails, simply take the main path under the sign and over the wooden bridge. No bikes allowed here. The loop is signed as one mile, bu...
Run along the Shore of Lake Hefner
Lake Hefner lies in the northwestern corner of the city limits of Oklahoma City, in a suburban neighborhood. To reach the parking lot and trails, access Lakeshore Dr. from Wilshire Blvd. There will be a dirt road that heads down to the lake, providing a secluded spot to watch the sun rise over the lake and view the many seagulls who call the area home. In the early hours of the morning, they ca...
Kayak at Lake Hefner
Park at the OKCBF Sailing Center marked on the map. This is located on the southern shore of Lake Hefner. There are other boat ramps, but this one has a sandy beach that is nice to launch from. There is good fishing on all parts of the Lake. Full moon paddles are offered monthly during the summer months by OKC Kayak. Paddling NE to the lighthouse is always fun and on certain evenings there is l...
Kayak the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge
The Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge is a nature and wildlife preserve on the west side of OKC that surrounds a section of the North Canadian River. The main put-in and take-out for kayaks is located on 39th and Lake Overholser Drive at the Route 66 bridge parking area in Bethany, OK. There is plenty of parking and a gravel boat ramp. There is usually a SUP rental truck as well as a Boathouse a few b...
Paddle from Yukon to Lake Overholser
Figure out how you're going to shuttle your car and kayak. The float begins in Yukon, which is on the west side of OKC. Drive to the center of Yukon and turn north on Piedmont Rd. (Hwy 4) Drive a few miles north to the N. Canadian bridge. Park on the NE or NW side of the bridge. The parking is not great, but there is a good walking path down to the river.  The float ends roughly 8 miles later a...
Run from Fink Park to Hafer Park Loop
Begin the loop at Fink Park, which is immediately off Highway 77 adjacent to the University of Central Oklahoma. There is room for only a dozen or so cars to park here, but the area is not usually that busy. It is free to park. You will see picnic tables and just behind these a hidden red dirt canyon with a creek running below it. Exit your vehicle to hear the sounds of many birds in this canop...