Below for best western Oklahoma hikes (Great Plains)
Choose from the book's nine western Oklahoma trails
This guidebook for hiking in Oklahoma provides you with a choice of 45 rural and 15 urban trail sites. Each of these venues are listed in the book's four geographic regions shown below: Piney Hills (southeast Oklahoma), Woods and Lakes (northeast Oklahoma), Great Plains (western Oklahoma), and Urban Trails (statewide). To see a listing of the book's hikes from any of the other three geographic regions, select below. The best hikes in western Oklahoma are listed at the bottom of this page:
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9 hiking trails in the Great Plains of western Oklahoma
Select any of the other three regions shown on this page to see the listing of the region's hiking trails, which are all detailed in this book ...
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GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL TRAILS (western Oklahoma)
| TRAIL | DISTANCE | DIFFICULTY | COUNTY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Mesa Summit | 8.4 miles out and back | Moderate/strenuous | Cimarron |
| Great Salt Plains Park (Eagle's Roost Trail) | 1.3-mile loop | Easy | Alfalfa |
| Roman Nose State Park | 6.5-mile loop | Easy/moderate | Blaine |
| Granite Hills (Yellow Trail and White Trail) | 8-mile loop | Moderate/strenuous | Kiowa |
| Wichita Mountains (Charons Garden) | 5 miles out and back | Moderate/strenuous | Comanche |
| Wichita Mountains (Elk Mountain) | 2 miles out and back | Moderate/strenuous | Comanche |
| Wichita Mountains (Dog Run Hollow/Buffalo Tr.) | 8 miles out and back | Moderate/strenuous | Comanche |
| Lake Arcadia (Spring Creek Trail) | 7 miles one way | Easy | Oklahoma |
| Clear Bay Recreation Area (colored loops) | 7-mile loop | Easy/moderate | Cleveland |