Tulsa Area Trails Guide
Welcome to the Tulsa Area Trails guide page. This page will help in navigating the more than 80 miles of bicycle and pedestrian trails in the Tulsa Metro Area. Each trail has a unique character and attraction.
Tulsa has an excellent network of trails. It is possible to travel continuous paved trails from Sand Springs to NSU-Broken Arrow, a distance of over 33 miles. Click on the links above to start exploring the trail system.
FREE Bicycle rentals are available on Riverparks Trails system. Click here for more info.
The Tulsa Area Trails System is an interconnected system of bicycle and pedestrian trails maintained by several different entities. Trails are maintained by the City of Tulsa Parks Dept, Tulsa Public Works Dept., Riverparks Authority, Broken Arrow Parks, Tulsa County Parks, Jenks Parks Dept., the City of Skiatook, and the City of Sand Springs.
The continuous trail system stretches from Sand Springs to County Line Rd. in Broken Arrow, making it one of the best trail systems in the country. There are restrooms and drinking fountains along most of the trials.
For updated information, please check back regularly. As new trails are developed, the updated information will be placed on this site as they become ready to use.
Bike to Work this Summer!
Visit the Bicycle/Pedestrian page to see photos of the 2008 kick-off and video coverage from the Tulsa World.
Also, take a look at our new online Commute Tracker and Calendar, which allows you to track daily commutes using an interactive calendar which automatically logs your miles ridden and or shared, and also allows you to see exactly how much money you've save, how much less fuel you've used, and how much less NOX emissions released by riding or carpooling to work. Check out www.green-traveler.org for details…just follow the “bike2work” tab at the top.
Check back throughout the season for more updates!