How many walking trails are near Ada?

We list 23 walking trails within 30 miles of Ada, Oklahoma. This page shows the 30 closest.

What is the longest walking trail near Ada?

Rock Creek Trail 1 is the longest on this page at about 4.4 miles, 26 miles from Ada.

Are there dog-friendly trails near Ada?

Yes. Map data lists 4 trails on this page as open to dogs, including Veterans Lake Trail, Rock Creek Trail 1, Rock Creek Trail 3. Most trails have no dog rule in our data yet, so check signs at the trailhead.

Walking trails near Ada, OK

23 walking trails within 30 miles of Ada. Tap a trail for its map, trailhead and directions.

All trails Hiking trails (23) Walking trails (23) Bike trails (4) Mountain bike trails (18) Paved trails (8) Horse trails (4) Dog-friendly trails (4)

Antelope Springs Trail

24 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Buffalo Springs Trail

24 mi away

0.3 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Dry Creek Trail

24 mi away

0.5 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Tall Oaks Trail

24 mi away

0.4 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Prairie Loops Trail

24 mi away

0.6 mi long · Sulphur

Hiking

Cold Springs CG Pathways

25 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Travertine Creek Trail

25 mi away

1.1 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Veterans Trail

25 mi away

0.7 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Bromide Hill Trail

26 mi away

0.2 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Pedestrian Crossing

26 mi away

0.0 mi long · Easy · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking Paved

Rock Creek Trail Causeway

26 mi away

0.0 mi long · Easy · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking Paved

Veterans Lake Trail

26 mi away

2.8 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Sulphur

Hiking Biking Paved Dogs allowed

Rock Creek Trail 1

26 mi away

4.4 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Sulphur

Hiking Biking Horses Paved Dogs allowed

Rock Creek Trail 3

26 mi away

1.9 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Sulphur

Hiking Biking Horses Paved Dogs allowed

Inkana Bridge

26 mi away

0.1 mi long · Easy · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking Paved

Rock Creek Trail 4

29 mi away

2.2 mi long · Easy · Dogs on leash · Sulphur

Hiking Biking Horses Paved Dogs allowed

Trail 4

29 mi away

2.1 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking Horses

The Point Campground trails

29 mi away

0.6 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

The Point Docks

30 mi away

0.1 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Buckhorn Fishing Dock

30 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Buckhorn Boat Dock

30 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Buckhorn Campground Loop C Walk-In Access Trail

30 mi away

0.1 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Buckhorn AmphetheaterTrail

30 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Boat Dock

31 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Fishing Pier

31 mi away

0.0 mi long · Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Hiking

Craven Nature Trail

39 mi away

0.8 mi long · Easy · Tishomingo

Hiking

Avedis Walking Trail

42 mi away

2.0 mi long · Easy · Shawnee

Hiking Paved

Thunderbird Loop

43 mi away

0.8 mi long · Pink

Hiking Biking Mountain biking

Scissortail Loop

43 mi away

2.3 mi long · Pink

Hiking Biking Mountain biking

Tailwind Express

43 mi away

0.7 mi long · Pink

Hiking Biking Mountain biking

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Walking trails in Oklahoma

Common questions

How many walking trails are near Ada?: We list 23 walking trails within 30 miles of Ada, Oklahoma. This page shows the 30 closest.
What is the longest walking trail near Ada?: Rock Creek Trail 1 is the longest on this page at about 4.4 miles, 26 miles from Ada.
Are there dog-friendly trails near Ada?: Yes. Map data lists 4 trails on this page as open to dogs, including Veterans Lake Trail, Rock Creek Trail 1, Rock Creek Trail 3. Most trails have no dog rule in our data yet, so check signs at the trailhead.