Posted in Oklahoma Creepy October 15, 2021 by Ashley

This Haunted Trail In Oklahoma Will Take You Somewhere Absolutely Terrifying

Visiting pumpkin patches and enjoying hayrides are traditional fall activities. But for those looking for something absolutely terrifying, there’s a haunted trail event at Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness in Tulsa you won’t want to miss. Halloween is just around the corner and ghosts and goblins are on every corner, so if you think you can handle the terror of an up-close and personal experience with haunted creatures, keep scrolling to learn more.

During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.

Overlooking the Arkansas River in Tulsa is Turkey Mountain - home to miles and miles of some of the best hiking in Tulsa. It's a recreational haven for active lifestyles and the perfect place to go to enjoy nature near the city.

But from October 21-October 30, a portion of Turkey Mountain Wilderness Area is transformed into a haunted trail and it's spookier than you could imagine.

You'll enter the 3/4-mile-long trail just off the main parking lot. The walk takes about 30 minutes and you'll travel in groups of about 8-10 people.

You'll pass through 10-12 scare stations that you will never forget. The experience is not recommended for children under 12, the faint of heart, or those with mobility issues.

The trail is full of twisted cedar, cobwebs, creepy-crawly bugs, and gnarled oaks.

There are terrifying live actors, fun special effects, and fear like you've never experienced before.

You won't see the blood and guts as you do in haunted houses. Here, you'll experience a spine-tingling, spooky atmosphere. Be sure to purchase your tickets early as they usually sell out fast.

For more information or to pre-purchase tickets, click here. (It is highly recommended to purchase tickets as soon as possible, as they always sell out early.)

If you’re interested in exploring the trails in Turkey Mountain when they are not haunted, click here.

Address: Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area, Tulsa, OK 74132, USA