Deep Fork Trail set April 10 ribbon cutting, says OKC Parks
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - OKC Parks is inviting the public to celebrate the ribbon cutting marking the opening of three completed phases of the new Deep Fork Trail in Oklahoma City totaling about 2.9 miles.
“The trail winds through the Deep Fork River and is a unique wooded trail experience, unlike any other trail in Oklahoma City,” OKC Parks Director Melinda McMillian-Miller said. “The Deep Fork Trail is an important connector in the overall city multipurpose trail system providing the completed link to the inner-city loop. The addition of this trail will complete almost 100 miles of
off-road trails for residents to use for cycling, running and outdoor recreation.”
DETAILS:
- Time: 10:00 a.m.
- Date: Thursday, April 10
- Location: Zach D. Taylor Park, 633 NW 52nd St.
According to OKC Parks, The Deep Fork Trail is scheduled to be completed in five construction phases connecting to the Katy Trail to the east and continue along the Deep Fork River to the Grand Boulevard Trail to the west.
The $14 million multipurpose trail still has the final two phases of Deep Fork Trail in planning and design.