Outdoor Post | Danielle Huddleston Photography

The Keystone State Park Mountain Bike & Hiking Trail is a mouthful…and it is located between the Keystone State Park and the Keystone Dam on 161 in NE Oklahoma.

It is a beautiful somewhat secluded feeling Trail with different levels of difficulty.

Green Trail- Novice

Blue Trail-Intermediate

Red Trail- Advanced

Black Trail- Expert

Although the Park office located in Keystone State Park does have a trail map I would suggest printing off a color version (here) before going since theirs is black and white and you cannot see the colors of the trails.

The trail difficulty seems to be more for bikes then hikers so if you plan on hiking the trail you will find the “expert” to not be as difficult to hike as most trails with that difficulty rating.

The trails are pretty rough on your feet as there are a lot of rock’s so wear sturdy footwear.

My youngest got a ride this time since he was “helping” his Dad train for a harder hike he and I are going on in the summer.

The picture on the right gives you an idea of what the trail looks like. Lots of rocks.

It was my favorite hiking weather, cloudy and misty. It made everything damp and beautiful!

I am so glad we went!

Everything was blooming and beautiful.

I love it when there is just a hint of spring everywhere.

We first went to the Osage Hills State Park, in NE Oklahoma when my oldest was around one month old (over 4yrs ago), it was his first hike.

Wow, that seems like a long time ago.

I was still recovering from his birth so we went on short hike down to the waterfall on the Falls Trail.

It was a beautiful hike and had lots of wildlife. It was the first time I had ever seen an armadillo and we actually saw several that day!

My oldest looking up at the bright sky! You have to start them young!

The deer seem to like the bird feeders near the park office, we saw several trying to get some of the fallen bird seed.

We went again two years and one more boy later.

We decided to take the Lake Trail and it was beautiful! We liked it so much we took my in laws to go hiking there when they visited later that month.

My little man enjoying the view with his Dad.

My oldest coming back after two years!

I cannot believe it has been two years since we have hiked there, time to head back that way!