Oklahoma River Trails

The Oklahoma River Trails provide a smooth, level pathway through downtown Oklahoma City free of motorized vehicle crossings. The tree-lined trail follows the north and south banks of its namesake, offering scenic views of the waterway, parks and wetland areas. A highlight of the route is the Oklahoma National Stockyards, founded in 1910 and, at one time, the nation's top cattle market.

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 Visitors can access the south 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