This is an official public-use ORV area on Lake Keystone. Known to many as "motorcycle island" this riding area is only about 15 minutes from downtown Tulsa.

Click here for a Google Map- the gate to the ORV area is just past the entrance on your left.

1/2 mile West of the OK\AR border on OK-101.   1.5 miles West of Uniontown, AR

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Gruber is a 450 acre ORV area about 3 miles north of Braggs, OK. An old quarry site provides plenty of rocks plus woods and trails along the banks of the Arkansas River. 

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Cleveland (Rock Creek Ranch) (private property)

Click here for a Google Map to the entrance gate of the property.

The white entrance gate is on the SOUTH side of the road (on the North side there are a couple of above ground tanks).  Once on the property veer to the southwest, past the pump jack and down towards the trees to the parking area.  With the Google map you can get directions, search for food, hotels and\or camping in the area.

Note: Since this is private land there are some rules we MUST follow.

1. Helmets Required!

2. Riding is only permitted on specific days \ times.

3. To enter the land you must open a cattle gate - REMEMBER TO CLOSE IT AFTER YOU PASS THROUGH!!

4. There is no riding permitted in the open pasture.  All riding areas will be designated to the woods and the trials event area.

5. There will be marked roads to follow to the riding area.  No one is to explore the land with their vehicle.  There will be a designated area for parking.

6. The area is primitive, there is no camping permitted.  Camping and hotels can be found in nearby Cleveland - check the Google map.  There are no facilities on-site (though we are looking into some for the event).

7. Matt Stephenson must be present at all times. (His Grandfather owns the land).

8. Haul your trash and be respectful of the land and there are possibilities we can ride here again.

Events are held near the Cherokee State Park or Hogan's Off-Road Park located between the towns of Langley and Disney. Paddock area is just east of the dam.  Click here to check water conditions below the dam.

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Jordan Valley road is not marked so reset your odometer at the 4-way stop.  Once on Jordan Valley Road, keep going West and about the time you think you can't go any further - keep going!

Click the map icon for a larger image of the last few miles.

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Basically turn right on hwy 220 go to the 4th driveway on the left look for the sign.  Address is 11601 hwy 220 cedarville Ar. 72932 .  Call Keenan if you have questions (479) 459-3558 .

This area is near Tishomingo, but you'll swear you just arrived in Colorado. Huge granite boulders, tall cedars and a meandering creek await you in this trials rider's paradise! The area is privately owned and primitive camping is available.  This area is home for the Texoma Trials Club.

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From OK-22 turn north on Lake Estates Road.  Follow the ribbons about 3 miles down the gravel road.

The home of Octobertest.

Make sure you have a permit to ride and carry it with you at all times.  $6 per day or get an annual permit for only $36.  The best deal is to join the Tulsa Trail Riders for $25\year.

Note that for NEOTT events, including OctoberTest, permits are available on-site at the riding area - no need to go to the General Store.  Get your permit BEFORE entering the riding area!

Click here for a Google map and enter your starting address or:

Click here for a Map from Dallas
Click here for a Map from Kansas City
Click here for a Map from Wichita
Click here for a Map from Tishomingo
Click here for a Map from Oklahoma City
Click here for a Map from Tulsa
Click here for a Map from Fort Smith, AR
Click here for a Map from Cheyenne, WY
Click here for a Map from Milwaukee, WI

See below for detailed maps of the last few miles depending on which direction you are coming from.  You can click on the image to enlarge it.

From the North:

 

 From the South: