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Stars and Stripes Park is located on the southern edge of Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. It is a popular local park with stunning views of the lake. The park features open green spaces, ball fields, a 9/11 memorial, picnic tables, and a playground, and its walking paths connect with the Lake Hefner Trail, a multi-use paved path that loops around the lake and is popular with runners, walkers, and cyclists.

The KATY Trail runs for about 7 miles parallel to an old railway line. It is a mostly paved trail intersecting with some city streets. It runs from Washington Park to NE Grand Blvd.

The Bert Cooper Trails, formerly Lake Hefner Trail, is a fantastic paved route surrounding the lake's perimeter. There are plenty of access points along the path, including parking areas, restrooms, and water, if you need to take a break. Along the way, you will see lots of sailboats in the water, adding to the already stunning lake views, especially if you are lucky to be here to see the sunset.

Lake Hefner is beautiful and one of the area's most popular sailing destinations. As a reservoir source of drinking water for the city, swimming is not allowed here. However, there are plenty of beautiful sailboats to admire, combined with two parks, picnic areas, several East Wharf restaurants and a beautiful lighthouse, making it a spectacular location for a bike ride.

This bridge crosses over the canal at the southern end of Regatta Park. The Oklahoma River Trail intersects with the park path here and goes in three different directions.

Stars and Stripes Park is located on the southern edge of Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. It is a popular local park with stunning views of the lake. The park features open green spaces, ball fields, a 9/11 memorial, picnic tables, and a playground, and its walking paths connect with the Lake Hefner Trail, a multi-use paved path that loops around the lake and is popular with runners, walkers, and cyclists.

Lots of Vintage mainline RR equipment on sidings near the trail.

This eastern part of the Lake Overholser Trail continues all the way from the Lake Overholser Bridge to Lake Overholser Park at the dam. This path is completely paved and follows along the eastern banks of the waters. You can hop on the western trail at the dam, and this trail walks a grass path with water on both sides.