Spring Creek Trail - Integris Trailhead — Attraction in Edmond

One of the best walking & biking trails, no doubt about it! I love that it’s flat and smooth with proper markings to keep everyone in the proper lanes for safety. There is also off road bike trails as well that you can access straight from this trail just look for the little side paths, we always pass so many other bikers enjoying the mountain bike trails. Very fun and we never have any issues. The mountain bike trails will connect right back onto the main trail which makes it so easy and fun. My kids love going for a ride and taking one of the off road trails. We ALWAYS come across some type of wildlife when on these trails. Deer, turtles, armadillos and bunnies. It’s always so fun to see them enjoying the lush landscapes surrounding this area. If you start at the Fox Lake neighborhood you can go under the highway and all the way to Lake Arcadia. Crumbl cookies is right there in the parking lot near Fox lake neighborhood for a fun after bike snack with kids every once and awhile. 10/10 Highly recommend this trail...

As an avid cyclist, that typically logs 8 to 10,000 miles a year, I find the Spring Creek Trail to be the best 3 miles of multiuse Trail in most of Oklahoma. It offers a wide paved trail with good road conditions, segregated pedestrian and cycling lanes. This is not a flat trail, but it has nice rolling, but not steep inclines along the way. Eventually this trail will connect with other like Arcadia trails for a larger loop. Currently out and back from the parking area will allow you to get 6 miles in. Additionally, if you go into Spring Creek Park( fee at gate) you can get an additional 4 miles along the coastline. Don’t forget to check out the Buffalo sculpture made from recycled bicycle parts just north of the trailhead. Trail users can access the west side of I 35 by going underneath the bridge. Those looking for some off-road fun can enjoy the off-road trail system for both trail running or mountain biking. Oh, did I mention you’ll see a ton of wildlife along the trail, making it...

Great running trail. Six miles in and out (3 in; 3 out). Mostly flat with a few moderate hills in mile 3 and 4 (closest to the 15th street turnaround). Paved the whole way with separate lanes for bikes. Lots of deer that just watch you run by less than 10 feet away. Note there are no restrooms...