St.Bernardo

Covid schedule. I can make a mid-day/week with some notice. Yes Sir, it's been a while. We could knock out Behrens and Wilco SW Regional Park if interested. 18-20 miles, total.

Made my first night lap out there. No mtn lion, just a couple rabbits and a big hog.

Park here. Let me know when you're headed that way. I might could meet you for a Tour.

FYI. On the S. Side of 1431, from Sam Bass ride up near the fence/tree drip line until you get to CR 178 (abandoned). Follow 178 back around to 1431. From there ride the grass to the Apartments. Sidewalk and concrete to trail head.

What time were you out there when you saw it?

Thanks Barry. Had no idea there was that much to ride to the West of 183. I got some Exploring to do.

The south side of 1431 from Sam Bass to the abandoned CR is rideable. Grassy, but rideable.

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It is easy to link Brushy to Behrens then to SW Regional Park back to Brushy.

Dang. I've seen turkey, fox, tarantulas, snakes, but no mtn lion. Better keep my eyes open on my next lap. Where do you think I saw it?

Yes. Main SN trail goes from Red Horn to Kati Lane. There are four off shoots. 3 will bring you back to the main trail. 1 is a short Lollipop loop. These are generally by the creek. From SN, you can access some single/double track behind Christ Church. I'm usually about 11-12 miles riding SN and Christ Church trails.

Nice work, Dude.

While you're up there, Lindsay and Faulkner parks have trails as well.

Looks good in the Matte Gravy and Matte Sage colors.

I'm 2 rides into a Smith Venture MIPS Like it so far. Good fit. Seems like good ventilation.

Barry, where was your gravel grinder at?

#wettrailsmatter

I second AB on this.

This means nothing without Pics!

Link didn't copy. https://stcrispins.org/trails

Heard this was the best trail on OK.

Have ridden it once. A little elevation, few rocks, and sandy corners. Tulsa's a cool town so it's worth the trip. Also, this is close by: https://www.trailforks.com/region/lake-keystone-state-park-12647/?activitytype=1&z=14.1&lat=36.13730&lon=-96.25700 Bentonville is just a little farther.