Oklahoma - Danville Mountain Trail

Trail Description:

This interpretive trail has the first half mile surfaced and is accessible for wheel chairs, walkers, and other similar types of equipment. Along the trail, you will enjoy interpretive signs focused on wildlife and ecosystem management of the national forest. Other features include a scenic vista overlooking the City of Danville, trail shelters, and access to the City of Danville trail system.

Surrounding Areas:
Nearby, the Corps of Engineers has two recreation areas offer camping, boating, swimming, and fishing.
Blue Mountain Lake is 15 miles west of Danville.
Lake Nimrod is about 15 miles south of Danville.

Hiking the Danville Mountain Trail:

Surface type: One half mile is graveled, one-mile is unsurfaced.
Difficulty level: First one-half mile is easy and accessible. Remaining trail is easy to moderate.
Restrictions: Trail restricted to hiking. Motorized vehicles are not allowed. Camping is not allowed at the trailhead.

Specific Hiking and Trail Information for the Danville Mountain Trail
Length of Trail: 2 miles or less
Length of time needed to hike the trail: 1 hour
This is only an estimate- and it may vary depending
your abilities as well as local conditions

Travel Information
Trailhead Directions:

From Danville, take State Highway 10 East for two miles to Forest Service Road 649, travel 1.5 miles to trailhead.