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Keystone Mountain Bike Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Tulsa, Oklahoma
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
4 trail reviews |
| Status: | Difficulty: ? Unknown |
| Length: 8 miles | Global Rank: #1701 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 25 | Wishlist: 13 |
| Avg. Speed: 5.9 mph | Avg. Time: 1hr 10min |
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Description: This trail has four loops the beginner trail is only one mile long, but the intermediate is 2 miles and the advanced is around 4 miles. If you turn left at every crossing you will go around the out side of everything and get about 6.5 miles in. Approvements are happening all the time because there is a group from Tulsa who maintains the trail on a monthly basis. For more information contact that group at www.keystoneoffroad.com. The terrain is rocky with a lot of switch backs for those long climbs. The beginner and intermedate trails is smooth with a lot of turns and a little climbing. It is all ridable but some part take a little more practice then others.
added on April 25, 2004 by guest
Description: This trail has four loops the beginner trail is only one mile long, but the intermediate is 2 miles and the advanced is around 4 miles. If you turn left at every crossing you will go around the out side of everything and get about 6.5 miles in. Approvements are happening all the time because there is a group from Tulsa who maintains the trail on a monthly basis. For more information contact that group at www.keystoneoffroad.com. The terrain is rocky with a lot of switch backs for those long climbs. The beginner and intermedate trails is smooth with a lot of turns and a little climbing. It is all ridable but some part take a little more practice then others.
added on April 25, 2004 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by disfunctlguru on July 19, 2011
I don't think this trail exists anymore. Tried to find it today. I could be wrong though.
reviewed by hilltophiker on January 12, 2009
Been riding the trails on a regular basis here the past couple months. They are in nice shape after last winter's ice storm. No need to worry about ticks or other bothersome insects this time of year. Get out west of Tulsa and ride because the folks who have put in time on the Keystone trail have done a great job. I keep telling folks more people should be taking advantage and will continue to do so!
* Review edited 1/12/2009
reviewed by dougsmith on September 22, 2007
Good place to ride, although if you ride it much you may get bored with it. Not alot of trails to ride. It is mostly good, twisty single-track.
reviewed by dauw on February 6, 2005
A network of loops from beginner to expert. Some parts are rocky with creek crossings. The expert loop has a couple of switchback climbs that are challenging. Longest loop is the expert loop. Each level of loop is an alternative offshoot from the main beginner trail. However, when you connect back onto the trail it doesn't tell you that you've finished the expert loop, and are back on the advanced, intermediate, or beginner trail. Likely because they are going to add more of the advanced and expert sections. It's pretty hard to get lost. Some sections were muddy, but most were short and there was rain recently. There were some OEF folks out there rerouting a consistently wet part of the trail. There are no signs for the trail off HWY 151, but it is almost across HWY 151 from the state park entrance (just north), and there are trail head markers at the trail head. Also, someone's car was broken into while I was there riding, but it wasn't mine; keep valuables out of site, and an eye out for a older model grey Jeep Cherokee (they did it). Good trail and alternative to Turkey. Can't wait to see what OEF and/or the Keystone/Tulsa group does to add on to it.
Similar Trail: Turkey Mountain, but not as technical
