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| Riding eastbound beneath Interstate 44. |
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| Local wildlife at Wiley Post Park. |
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| The end of the trail with Interstate 35 in the background. |
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| Boathouse District and downtown Oklahoma City. |
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| Westward view toward Interstate 44. |
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Biking Along the River With Two Names
I brought a point-and-shoot along for a bike ride along the Oklahoma (also known as the North Canadian) River Trail. The pictures presented below are from the south side of the river. The trail is 7 miles long, starting between Portland and Meridian Avenues, and ending immediately west of the southbound I-35 bridge. The ride is easy, flat, paved, and features scenic views of downtown Oklahoma City.
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