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Wichita NWR - Mt. Scott Loop Mountain Bike Trail
Meers, Oklahoma
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
3 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 4/16/12 by kmill |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #1001 |
| Tread: Fire Road | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 8 | Wishlist: 2 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +336/-557 ft |
Directions
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Description: A primitive fire road from the base of Mt. Scott near Lake Lawtonka around the North side of Mt. Scott to Meers Road. Using the paved road makes it a 10 mile loop. Not especially challenging for hard core types but a nice ride for us casual riders. Take water. Look out for Longhorns and Buffalo, they have free range on the refuge.
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Description: A primitive fire road from the base of Mt. Scott near Lake Lawtonka around the North side of Mt. Scott to Meers Road. Using the paved road makes it a 10 mile loop. Not especially challenging for hard core types but a nice ride for us casual riders. Take water. Look out for Longhorns and Buffalo, they have free range on the refuge.
added on May 17, 2006 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by kmill on April 16, 2012
Took the full trail last week(04-12) 11.5m gate to gate. Had to stop and let a buffalo pass across, he dident seem to mind us much. Crossed a few small streams and made some tough climbs. This is the only trail bikes are allowed on in the refuge. Its worth the trip.
reviewed by jdmiller8605 on October 19, 2010
Up and down ride on a jeep trail around the North base of Mt. Scott. Majority of the ride was fairly easy , just mostly riding on pea to golf ball sized gravel. A few climbs/descents were fairly difficult with the rocks ranging from golf ball to basketball size. However with the width of the trail there is plenty of space to get off and walk your bike up. We ran across a bull Elk bugling that took the enjoyment of the ride up a notch.
reviewed by cchuff on May 17, 2006
The scenery was great, lots up up and down through creeks on the back side.
