Oklahoma Adventure Trail

[retrieverman]

My oldest son and his buddy just bought dual sport motorcycles and are looking for places to ride, and he called me this morning asking about the Oklahoma Adventure Trail. I‘d never heard of it and had to look it up, and it evidently ends not too far south of my house. Has anyone ever ridden it on a motorcycle?

If you have any other suggestions, he would appreciate them.

 

[Gadsden]

Neat...I hadn't heard of this. It's on the to-do list though now.

 

[Okie4570]

Motorcycles or someone with a capable 4x4 that knows how to drive it on slick surfaced muddy roads will do fine after a rain. Otherwise I wouldn't try it unless it's dry.

 

[Okie4570]

If iirc the worst roads were in the NW part of the state lol. I know part of it west of Nash I wouldn't try it in any four wheeled vehicle after a heavy rain until they worked on the roads some a couple of years ago. It's not so bad now.

 

[AdvRider918]

I've done stretches of it on a 1200gs. It was fun, but one segment led us to a bridge that probably hadn't been in service for, oh 100 years or so. This was a few years ago hopefully the routing has been improved.

 

[Bocephus123]

My oldest son and his buddy just bought dual sport motorcycles and are looking for places to ride, and he called me this morning asking about the Oklahoma Adventure Trail. I‘d never heard of it and had to look it up, and it evidently ends not too far south of my house. Has anyone ever ridden it on a motorcycle?

If you have any other suggestions, he would appreciate them.

Nice what ive been wanting for a while

 

[perfor8]

It sounds like this might be part of the Trans America Trail (TAT)

https://thedyrt.com/magazine/lifestyle/trans-america-trail/
I did the route from Tennessee to Oklahoma on a dual-sport bike about 15 years ago.

 

[Okie_dave]

It goes right in front of my cabin on the Illinois River. I think it is called the GOAT - Greater Okla Adventure Trail. I see dual sport, side by sides, and ATVs going down it all the time.

My son in law has a bunch of buddies who ride TW 200 cc bikes on it but I have never been.

 

[OkieJoe72]

Never heard of the OAT, but it looks like fun. After looking at the route and pics, the pic labeled Taylor Ranch is a few miles from my place. I often drive that road when I need to decompress for a few minutes. The old Taylor Ranch is now mostly owned by the Kimball Ranch which is the biggest operating ranch in my part of the state.