Explore Over 300 Acres Of Undeveloped Woodlands At Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area In Oklahoma

Oklahoma is home to a variety of nature trails that are perfect for hiking, biking, and exploring. If you're in northeastern Oklahoma, head to Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area just west of Tulsa. Here, you can explore over 300 acres of undeveloped woodlands in a majestic setting overlooking the Arkansas River. It's the perfect spot for nature enthusiasts to enjoy the great outdoors.

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.

Whether it be the fresh air, the natural surroundings, or just the euphoria of being outside, hiking takes you on a journey that is hard to replicate.

There are nine trails in the wilderness area, most of which are rugged and non-paved. For a relatively easy hike, try out the Blue Trail - a 1.5-mile looped trail that passes by a lake and goes into the heart of Turkey Mountain.

All the trails are clearly marked and you'll find maps and directions at the trailhead near the parking lot.

It was voted the best hike in the state by Thrillst.com and offers stunning views of the Arkansas River below.

There are over 300 acres of thick rugged trees that provide a great amount of shade, which makes it a popular spot during the summer.

Another cool feature visitors can enjoy is the hammock setups. There are lots of places to hang the hammock in Turkey Mountain or you can find a slackline area at 56th and Riverside.

Most of the trails are great for biking, so if you have a bike be sure to bring it along and enjoy the trails.

This little oasis in the heart of the city is truly a spectacular place for biking and hiking. You can visit seven days a week from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Check out the park's website here for more information.

If you enjoy hiking, check out these other great trails located across the state.