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• RED ROCK CANYON OKLAHOMA LICENSE

One accessible picnic site and fishing pier at the pond. Extreme caution is advised.Ĭalifornia Road Campground has one accessible (semi-modern) pull-through 50-amp RV site and one accessible tent site.Ĭanyon Campground has one accessible tent site. The sandstone on the canyon rim can be very unstable and slippery. Caution! While hiking off the designated trails is permitted along the canyon rim, there are no maintained hiking trails in that area. Hiking Trails - The Canyon Ridge Trail travels through the forest and open native grass fields of the back country portion of the park. Trail difficulty is moderate, due to the steep incline. It is a ¾ mile loop trail that follows the path of an old pioneer trail and an old railroad right-of-way. The quarter-mile loop trail is marked with interpretive signs.Ĭalifornia Road Nature Trail - located in the California Road Campground. Hiking - The Rough Horsetail Nature Trail is located in the Canyon Campground at the bottom of the steep entrance/exit hill.

RED ROCK CANYON OKLAHOMA LICENSE

An Oklahoma fishing license is required for those 16 and older. Recreational Opportunitiesįishing - Red Rock Canyon has a small fishing pond in Canyon Campground. Month of August through labor day open only weekends daily. The pool is open seasonally from the Memorial Day weekend through August 1. The swimming pool is located in Canyon Campground. For further questions contact the park office. The canyon that forms the park has been cut by a. Downstream, toward the southern end ofthe park, the canyon walls are steep but no longer vertical. Red Rock Canyon State Park is just off Interstate Highway 40, about 5 miles south of Hinton Oklahoma. In the northern part ofthe park, the canyon walls are vertical to overhanging. Contact us to reserve your shelter for your next birthday party, family reunion, or other get together. Geomorphology of the Park- Canyon Cutting and Filling Red Rock Canyon is about 21fzmiles long and averages 80feet wide at its head and 750 feet wide at its mouth. Before the Europeans settled in Oklahoma, this state park was home to the Plains Indians such as the Comanche and Lakota. The shelters feature picnic tables, large pedestal cooking grill, water and electric service. There are five picnic shelters located throughout the park.