Bartlesville Trails at Lake Hudson

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Bartlesville Trails at Lake Hudson Volunteer built single track MTB and hiking trails at Lake Hudson, northwest of Bartlesville. The trailhead is at the east parking lot. Follow the signs.

Bartlesville Trails at Lake Hudson are mostly single track mountain bike trails at Lake Hudson, located 5 miles northwest of Bartlesville, OK. Take the right fork in the road just after the gate as you enter the park. The trails are also good for hiking and trail running. The initial .10 mile from the trailhead is using the dirt road before entering the woods past the archery range. For this section, please stay on the dirt road and do not enter the archery range area. The GPS coordinates for the trailhead are:
N 36°48.333’
W096°01.867’

An easy alternative for the first .6 mile of the trails is to take the dirt road around to the creek. You can then pick up the trails past the creek. These are volunteer built trails so please help keep the area clear of trash. Feel free to post your pictures and let us know if you are interested in volunteering to help! Bartlesville Trails at Lake Hudson is part of a 501(c)(3) organization called Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship (OEF) which is the Oklahoma chapter of the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA). Bartlesville Trails will be funded primarily through donations to OEF. All donations to OEF are tax-deductible. If you would like to make a donation, go to https://www.okearthbike.com/ and scroll down to the bottom to see the Donate via PayPal button. You will have the option to donate using PayPal or a debit/credit card. Be sure to indicate in the drop down that the donation is for Bartlesville (Lake Hudson).

With duck season just around the corner, we thought this was worth mentioning again.
09/28/2026

With duck season just around the corner, we thought this was worth mentioning again.

We never know where we might get some exposure!We were at an event this weekend at the Bartlesville Cultural Center. The...
09/14/2026

We never know where we might get some exposure!

We were at an event this weekend at the Bartlesville Cultural Center. There were banners on the wall providing the history of Bartlesville. Our map was used to illustrate Hudson Lake!

If you ever get a chance to check out this place, be sure to look at these banners! Great information and history!

Trail work done today around the red “bridge” on Gas Can Trail. Here are some before and after photos.
08/09/2026

Trail work done today around the red “bridge” on Gas Can Trail. Here are some before and after photos.

Update regarding bridge on Sunset. Additional information appeared in City Beat earlier this week:According to the Engin...
08/06/2026

Update regarding bridge on Sunset.

Additional information appeared in City Beat earlier this week:

According to the Engineering Department, striping on the Sunset Bridge over Butler Creek is expected to get underway later this week, and the bridge should reopen early next week. The bridge was closed in January for deck replacement and guardrail improvements. The $2.1 million project was funded by $1.2 million in sales tax funds and $814,369 in 2020 General Obligation Bond funds.

Plans for a parallel pedestrian bridge over Butler Creek as part of the Pathfinder Parkway are awaiting the go-ahead from the State, which provided $300,000 for the project through the Recreational Trails Program.

Voters approved $400,000 for the project in Half-cent Capital Improvement Project (CIP) Sales Tax funds. Due to escalating construction costs, the project is expected to cost $700,000 to complete.

UPDATE: The bridge reopened today after contractors finished striping earlier this morning.

Sunset Bridge remains CLOSED as contractors work to complete the voter-approved project. Motorists are asked to avoid using the bridge until it can be reopened, which is expected to occur early next week. The bridge was closed in January for deck replacement and guardrail improvements. The $2.1 million project was funded by $1.2 million in sales tax funds and $814,369 in 2020 General Obligation Bond funds.

Sharing this news from the City of Bartlesville.
08/05/2026

Sharing this news from the City of Bartlesville.

Floating mixing units churn water, keep algae from forming The City of Bartlesville is asking for the public’s assistance in protecting a critical piece of its water infrastructure: the floating […]

It was nice to get out and play on the trails today instead of working on them!! ☀️🚲 Even if there is some tree debris a...
08/04/2026

It was nice to get out and play on the trails today instead of working on them!! ☀️🚲 Even if there is some tree debris across the trail. 🪾

End of Day Update for Aug 2Adam was able to clear the rest of the trees that were on the Barbwire Trail. More trimming n...
08/02/2026

End of Day Update for Aug 2

Adam was able to clear the rest of the trees that were on the Barbwire Trail. More trimming needs to be done on the east side as well removing any additional tree debris. That will be done another day. If anyone wants to tackle that themselves, let us know!

LAST MINUTE WORKDAY SUNDAY, AUG 210:00 til mid afternoonEAST SIDE TRAILHEADAdam has decided to take advantage of the coo...
08/02/2026

LAST MINUTE WORKDAY
SUNDAY, AUG 2
10:00 til mid afternoon
EAST SIDE TRAILHEAD

Adam has decided to take advantage of the cooler weather this morning and work on the trails. Will be doing trimming and tree removal on the east side, concentrating on Barbwire and Armadillo Trails.

If you have some free time, grab your chainsaw, loppers and/or w**deater and join him. Additional help means less he’ll have to do himself.

He will be at the east side trailhead around 10:00 and working til mid afternoon or when he gets tired. Won’t be there all day. No official time to come out to help. Just show up based on your own schedule but you can catch a ride from him if you arrive at 10:00.

Bring water
Spray yourselves for ticks

We had several volunteers come out to work on the trails yesterday! We appreciate all the help! Nice morning to be worki...
07/26/2026

We had several volunteers come out to work on the trails yesterday! We appreciate all the help! Nice morning to be working with upper 70’s at the start but warmed up to 90 when we called it a day at 11:00.

Managed to get some trimming done along with removing several downed trees. There’s still lots of work that needs to be done so another workday will be scheduled soon.

Too busy for before and after photos of the volunteers so enjoy these of the trailhead and of the lake.

07/24/2026

FINAL REMINDER FOR TOMORROW!!

TRAIL TRIMMING WORKDAY
SATURDAY, JULY 25TH
7:00 AM–11:00 PM (new quitting time)
MEET AT THE EAST TRAILHEAD PIZZA WILL BE PROVIDED at 11:00 WATER WILL BE AVAILABLE

WE NEED SEVERAL VOLUNTEERS TO HELP TRIM GRASS AND CLEAR TREES FROM THE TRAILS

We will work on the east side trails for this workday and schedule another workday soon for the west side.

Bring your w**d eaters and any other equipment for trimming!! If you want to help but don’t have the equipment, come out anyway. We can use all the help we can get!

Be sure to spray yourselves for ticks!!

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Lake Hudson, NW Of Town
Bartlesville, OK
74003

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 11pm
Tuesday 6am - 11pm
Wednesday 6am - 11pm
Thursday 6am - 11pm
Friday 6am - 11pm
Saturday 6am - 11pm
Sunday 6am - 11pm

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