Reviewed by: Shawn , from Tulsa, OK

Summary:
If you use the trail in combination with the camping area access road, you can get a moderate to light workout out of this path. The only thing that will bum you out about it is the $3.00 parking fee. The ride itself isn't all that entertaining, although I suppose if you ride through all the rocky parts without falling off the cliff you can turn this into your own little 1.6 mile adventure.

Recommended Route:
Hiking Trail, although very rocky at first, you may or may not be able to ride all of this trail. It has a nice view of the lake. After the rocks, is a fast fun ride through the forest.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Turkey Mountain, Keystone, or Take a Ride To Springfield, MO (up 44 North to Kansas Expressway Exit, turn left and it will be your first left after the carpet barn).

Reviewed by: Brandon , from Tulsa, Ok

Summary:
This time I went with my dad and we took Hiking Trail. It was very rocky at first, and my dad ended up walking most of the begining. It has a nice view of the lake. After the rocks, it was a fun ride through the forest and we saw an awsome buck as it jumped in front of me on the trail. It was an awsome ride through the forest with a great view of the lake and the wildlife. This is a good ride for anyone wanting to do some medium stuff. Not to easy, not to hard. Its a fun ride.

Recommended Route:
Large loop and small loop, and its also fun doing it backwards.

Reviewed by: Brandon , from Tulsa, OK

Summary:
I think this was intended to bo a hiking trail, but is pretty fun on a bike. T the entrance to the trail it goes pretty fast, and theres and occasional 1 1/2 foot drop to fly over. There are three trails here. Small loop, Large Loop, and Hiking trail. Hiking trail is pretty rough, and hard work, I had to hike the first part of it. I think the Large loop and small loop are more fun than work.

Recommended Route:
The large loop and small loop.