SCIP Recreational Trails — Attraction in Midwest City

First trail ride I've done and got lost, lol, on my birthday I didn't know about the colors and different paths and was following my husband when he stops and I thought I knew what I was doing well I took that black trail on my first time not understanding and my husband lost me for a couple of hours because we were just doing the small trail and he didn't go where I went, and I didn't know hit a 360 going rea.ly fast downhill and wrecked really bad and was all alone and to walk back without my bike, he thought someone kidnapped me for real, he was so freaked out from a van he seen anywho I said I was done but went back and loved it and studied the trail map first, lol..will hike there to and loved the atmosphere and the only other person I seen my first time was at 23rd when I was crossing street, kinda scary out there alone so don't do it at dusk alone on...

Went to SCIP trails on 9/8/25 for the first time. These trails are awesome!! They are actually Mtn Bike trails. Perfect if your a beginner, intermediate or been riding forever! Trails are great for walking with your fur buddies too! Trails are very clean and well kept. They have a white trail which leads you to the two trail head entrances. Within the trails there are orange, blue, black, green, yellow and red loops. I believe if you do all the loops, it's approximately 6.5 miles. I had a lot of fun riding them today and will definitely be coming back to ride them more! Highly recommend SCIP trails. Check them out and...

i "hike" the trails, it's an absolutely beautiful area and, as long as you respect the bike riders, they seem to respect you. in this area, crutcho and soldier creek meet up and dump in to the north canadian (36th and midwest i believe) the fishing is incredible all along the stretch. i've fished soldier from reno to 23rd and crutcho 23rd and beyond. if you want to take the kids to catch 1-2 pound bass all day long, take em creek fishing here. incredible way to spend a day, thank you so much for these making these trails and allowing us...