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Regatta Park sits along the 7-mile long Oklahoma River and is a focal point for local watersports enthusiast. In fact, the river and park are recognized as a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic training site and draws in top athletes from all over.

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.

Lake Draper Trail is a paved walking, running, and biking path that circles around the entirety of Stanley Draper Lake. The path keeps pretty close to the lake, but it honestly doesn't have a ton of wide open views. The first few miles are kind of close to the road, but you get to spend the majority of your time walking through tunnels of trees and grasses on the east side of the lake.

Lake Stanley Draper is one of three reservoirs in the city and a fantastic spot for outdoor enthusiasts. It is a popular spot for fishing and boating, with picnic tables and several trails around its perimeter. It's a great spot to spend the day enjoying time with nature away from the city.

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.

Lake Stanley Draper is one of three reservoirs in the city and a fantastic spot for outdoor enthusiasts. It is a popular spot for fishing and boating, with picnic tables and several trails around its perimeter. It's a great spot to spend the day enjoying time with nature away from the city.

Lake Draper Trail is a paved walking, running, and biking path that circles around the entirety of Stanley Draper Lake. The path keeps pretty close to the lake, but it honestly doesn't have a ton of wide open views. The first few miles are kind of close to the road, but you get to spend the majority of your time walking through tunnels of trees and grasses on the east side of the lake.

With a pavilion, walking/biking path, and fishing access, Crystal Lake is a gem along the West River Trail. There is a memorial at the end of this short spur trail giving thanks to Safari Belay McDoulett, a key contributor in the revitalization of the lake.