Located just east of I35 and 2nd street in Edmond Oklahoma, Arcadia Lake features ~29 miles of trails for beginner to advanced riders.

• South Trails - Beginners will love the winding through the trees on easy to navigate terrain.

• West Trails - These trails increase in difficulty and distance, but still remain beginner friendly.

• The Dam Trails - Trails feature sandstone obstacles, lumber and rock features, a rock squeeze and winding single track suitable for intermediate and advanced riders. Bypasses exist around harder obstacles and with a little walking your bike, these trails can be enjoyed by more advanced beginners as well.

• Post Mortem trails - provide a fun and challenging 1 mile gravity ride on your way down from the post parking lot and a nice climb to finish your ride. These trails connect with he rest of the Dam Trail network by going around the Arcadia Lake dam discharge channel and connecting this the Southern trail head.

Bartlesville Trails are at Hudson Lake, Bartlesville's water supply lake, which is 5 miles northwest of Bartlesville. This Lake Hudson is not to be confused with the Lake Hudson near Salina, Oklahoma.The trail system has an East and West side. On the East side, you start down a dirt road for 1/10 of a mile, then  you have the option of continuing on the dirt road, or taking a rocky, intermediate trail down to a small creek and the dirt road. From there, it is a series of 2 loop trails that are are mostly smooth and flat, and skirt the shoreline. From there, it is a series of long out and back trails, which turn rocky and technical on the hill sides. At the end there is a short loop. This is the furthest point on the East side. If you ride out and back to your car, you will have around 10 miles on the East side. You can also ride the Dirt Road north up to the end gate, for a long climb and a view at top.On the West side, you can take The Easy Way trail north along the lake for an easy ride, or the Eagle Trail for a more rocky, technical ride. Both meet about half way up the lake. Past there, it has a rocky, steep section. The hills in this area all tend to get steeper towards the top, so save something. At the top, the Easy Way is an old dirt road that ends at an old oil well.The long term plan is to extend both sides north and upstream and cross the lake to get all the way around the lake. It is a growing trail system. See Facebook.com/BartlesvilleTrails for any details.Stay away from any oil wells, and do not go around or through any gates or cross any fences.

Tight and twisty single track consisting primarily of hard pack. Expect drops, roots, tight turns, drop-ins and bridges. The natural surface trail is designated multi-use so watch for hikers and trail runners. Cyclist should call out "rider back" and hikers/trail runners should heed trail when safe. Please limit use of headphones or keep the volume low enough that you can hear other trail users.

The trail should never be ridden when wet.

The Enid trail system, also known as the “5-Eighty Trails” is comprised of two sections.

• The main portion is a five-mile loop that winds through rolling, grassy terrain. The handful of wooden features are fun and beginner friendly.  All constructed jumps and drops include smooth bypass options. 

• An additional 3-mile route called No Man’s Land. As you might expect from the name, No Man’s Land features serious challenges: long or steep wooden features, quick turns, and aggressive climbs to test both your fitness and your nerves.  

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SCIP trails is one of the best locations for new riders to enjoy the sport of mountain biking and build their skills. Winding natural surface trails follow a creek through trees, small climbs and jumps. Experienced riders will still enjoy throwing the bike around for multiple laps.

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Fun flowing single track with riding for all levels. These trails do have rock obstacles that should be easy to navigate for intermediate and above riders. Beginners should be able to concur most obstacles, but don't be afraid to dismount if you are unsure.

• Tainted Skivvies winds around the lake offering unobstructed views as you with through the trees around the lake.

• Buckhorn, Ski Jump, Anadarche and Beaver trails add some elevation and some rocks.

Buzzard's Roost campground is a great place camp a short distance from one of the trailheads.

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