1. WAYNOKA: Little Sahara State Park* (EXPERT)
With sand dunes as far as the eye can see, this has been ranked by ATV Magazine among the top 5 parks for off-road enthusiasts.
LOCATION: 4 miles S of Waynoka on SH-281.
SURFACE: Sand dune terrain.
RIDING AREA: 1,790 acres
ALTITUDE GAIN: Sand dunes range in height from 25-75 ft.
COST: Dune access fees are $7 per off-road driver per day. Annual dune pass is also available.
(CAMPGROUND, PLAYGROUND, DISABLED ACCESS)

2. ARDMORE: Lake Murray*
The Pear Orchard Motorcycle Use Area is on the northwest side of picturesque Lake Murray.
LOCATION: 4 miles E of I-35 (2 miles E of the park entrance) off SH-70.
SURFACE: Marked trails cross grassland, forest and rolling hills.
RIDING AREA: 1,000 acres
ALTITUDE GAIN: Elevation changes from 750-820 ft.
COST: $7 per day per rider. For safety reasons, dune buggies, jeeps and trucks are not allowed.
(CAMPGROUND, HIKING, FISHING)

3. MUSKOGEE: Gruber Recreation Area*
Home to enduros, trials and hare scrambles. Open year-round; helmets are required for ATV riders.
LOCATION: 3 miles N of Braggs on W side of SH-10.
SURFACE: Terrain ranges from rocky to dirt.
RIDING AREA: 450 acres
ALTITUDE GAIN: Elevation ranges from 500-720
ft. There are cliffs along the river bank
and 100-ft. climbs.
(CAMPGROUND, 4x4)

4. PONCA CITY: Kaw Lake
Both day-use and camping is available.
LOCATION: 8 miles E of Ponca City on SH-11,
just across from Sarge Creek Cove Recreation Area.
SURFACE: Heavily wooded with sandy soil.
RIDING AREA: While not an especially large
area, it offers some great trail riding.
MORE INFO: 580-762-9494 • kawlake.com
(CAMPGROUND, PLAYGROUND, RESTROOMS,
BOATING, FISHING, DISABLED ACCESS, NATURE
VIEWING, RESTAURANT)

5. BEAVER: Beaver Dunes State Park (EXPERT)
Open daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
LOCATION: 1 mile N of Beaver on US-270.
SURFACE: Sand dune terrain.
RIDING AREA: 360 acres
MORE INFO: 580-625-3373
(CAMPGROUND, PICNIC AREA, PLAYGROUND, RESTROOMS, BOATING, FISHING, NATURE VIEWING)

6. BROKEN BOW
A rider can ride here all weekend and not cover the same trails.
LOCATION: In SE Oklahoma off SH-259, 3 miles N of Broken Bow in the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area.
SURFACE: Open timberland, mountains and muddy bottoms.
RIDING AREA: Hundreds of miles of back roads and trails
COST: Must have an annual land use permit;
$16 for Oklahoma residents and $25 for out-
of-state users.
MORE INFO: 918-527-5308
(4X4, CAMPGROUND, CABINS, FISHING,
SWIMMING, NATURE VIEWING, RESTAURANT)

7. MANNFORD: Appalachia Bay
Locals refer to this as “Motorcycle Island.” Moderate elevation changes keep the wooded areas interesting and a large circuit of sandy trails meander through tall briars.
LOCATION: West of Tulsa on Keystone Lake, off SH-412.
SURFACE: Terrain is sandy and ranges from open beaches to wooded trails.
RIDING AREA: 600 acres
MORE INFO: 918-865-2621
(CAMPGROUND, RESTROOMS, FISHING)

*Project funded through RTP