Oklahoma River Cruises
Oklahoma River Cruises is one of Oklahoma City's most unique attractions. Three types of cruises are available including a Private Charter, a Sunset Cruise or public ferry service. Board an Oklahoma River cruiser and tour a scenic seven-mile stretch of the Oklahoma River, located just south of downtown Oklahoma City. Guests can board an Oklahoma River cruiser at one of four boarding areas: Bricktown, Regatta Park, Exchange or Meridian Landing. Choose from a one-way pass or a round-trip pass; boats can also be used as transit from the Meridian Corridor all the way to downtown Oklahoma City's Bricktown Entertainment District. While on board, ask the deck hand about available beverages and snacks to enjoy on your trip. Themed cocktail cruises are also available on Friday and Saturday nights.
Oklahoma City's Bricktown Water Taxi
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OKC Riversport Adventures
OKC Riversport Adventures is your passport to the most exciting adventures on the Oklahoma River. Riversport Adventures includes the world’s tallest adventure course - the 80-foot SandRidge Sky Trail - and the Air Express Zip line, Extreme Air Launcher, Sky Slide, Rumble Drop base jump free fall, and coming soon the Sky Zip, a 700-foot zip line across the Oklahoma River. Younger kids will enjoy the Sky Tykes mini sky trail, the Cloud Bounce and Kids Zip. Plus you’ll find all of you Riversport favorites – the kayak plunge, stand up paddle boarding, long boarding, kayak excursions, dragon boating and more. The Route 66 Boathouse offers hourly kayak and bike rentals; kayak rentals are also available at the Chesapeake Boathouse.
Oklahoma City Bricktown district
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Cruise with us thru scenic Oklahoma (part 1 of 2)
Visit for more from our full-time RV adventures!!!Here we are heading South on I-35 near Davis, OK.
Boathouse District on the Oklahoma River, OKC, OK
Crystal Lake in Oklahoma City, OK
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We visit Crystal Lake, a hidden gem in the Oklahoma City Parks
Oklahoma City, OK - Boathouse District
Oklahoma City's boathouse district offers rowing, kayaking, running and cycling along a seven-mile stretch of the Oklahoma River. But just fifteen years ago this downtown river was nothing more than an ignored trickle that required mowing. A dramatic transformation began in 1993 and further improvements were made in 2009 to create the world's finest rowing racecourse. The U.S. Olympic Committee has designated the area as an official training site. The river and boathouses will provide Oklahoma City citizens and its visitors with recreational opportunities for generations.
Oklahoma River Activities
With a total of 13 miles on the north and south sides of the Oklahoma River, you have plenty of space for biking, running, walking, or just standing still and fishing. You can take a river cruise, or rent a kayak, or just lay back and watch one of the many events that happen here. Is this a great city or what?
Museum of the Red River
The Museum of the Red River was established in 1974 to contribute to the knowledge and appreciation of the cultural heritage of the Americas. Visitors head to this Idabel museum to view one of its most popular displays, a fossil cast of the official Oklahoma state dinosaur, the Acrocanthosaurus atokensis. The first fossil was found near Atoka, and the most complete skeleton of this dinosaur was found less than twenty miles away from the museum. Rotating exhibits are drawn from the museum’s permanent collection of over 30,000 objects.
Riding Oklahoma City's whitewater rapids
A spectacular new attraction for outdoor adventurers can be found in an unlikely place: downtown Oklahoma City, where officials have transformed a trouble spot for the city into some of the most thrilling whitewater rapids around. Meg Oliver reports.
Transformations on the Oklahoma River | Michael Knopp | TEDxUCO
The presentation details how the redevelopment of the Oklahoma River has not only transformed a vast urban landscape, but also has transformed lives and perceptions. The Oklahoma River is at the center of OKC’s outdoor and fitness culture infusion, while also providing unexpected national and global recognition as a vibrant, urban US Olympic-designated waterfront. The Oklahoma River is a differentiator for Oklahoma City, has become another symbol of the pioneering spirit of Oklahomans, and demonstrates the power of public-private partnership to accomplish transformational community initiatives.
Mike Knopp left his successful legal career in 2003 to establish the Oklahoma City University varsity rowing program and assume the position of executive director of the Oklahoma City Boathouse Foundation. As a graduate from Edmond Memorial High School, Mike went on to Oklahoma State University where he graduated with a BBA in economics in 1994. He then completed a Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma in 1997. Mike currently serves on the boards of Leadership Oklahoma City, Last Frontier Council Executive Board Member of Boy Scouts of America, USA Canoe/Kayak, Bricktown Association, and Creativity Oklahoma. Mike also sits on the MAPS 3 citizen’s oversight committee for the Oklahoma River projects. Mike and his wife, Tempe, have established a home in northeast Oklahoma City.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
Three Forks Harbor
Three rivers converge in Muskogee to create an aquatic oasis right here in Oklahoma. Home to a new harbor with a magnificent river-side venue; you will find more than enough activities to keep you busy, or you just might decide to launch your ship to other ports-of-call throught the McClellan Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System.
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Trip to the Boathouse District in Oklahoma City
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412 country cruising in Oklahoma
This guy travelled by boat from Oklahoma to the Mississippi River
Jason Marshall of Catoosa, Oklahoma took a 26 foot sailboat from Rogers Point near the Tulsa Port of Catoosa on the Verdigris River all the way to Baton Rouge, Louisiana via the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System during a two-leg, 28 day trip.
After arriving in Little Rock, Arkansas, Marshall returned to work for several days and was then joined by his friend, Doug Lewis, a retired Tulsa firefighter.
The MKARNS is a 445-mile, 18 Lock and Dam Navigation System built to promote interstate and international commerce.
The Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages five locks in Oklahoma, beginning at Newt Graham, Lock and Dam 18 and ending at W.D. Mayo Lock and Dam 14. The Little Rock District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages 13 locks and dams in Arkansas all the way to the White River, which allows waterborne vessels access to the Mississippi River.
For more information about the Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers please visit swt.usace.army.mil
Excellent scenery: Oklahoma City Myriad Botanical Gardens
???? February 20, 2017 - Oklahoma City Myriad Botanical Gardens. $7/adult entrance fee...well worth it. Very beautiful inside with a tropical rain forest feel. They have a very nice gift shop with fudges and candy. The gardens outside have a kids play area, performance stages, walking trails, and excellent views of downtown. Thanks to my ex military retiree bud Ken for filming. Enjoy the video!
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Oklahoma's Poorest County
Adair county is struggling to generate revenue to keep up the demands from it residents. Nearly a third of the residents currently live below the poverty line. This story aired on the ONR on OETA-The Oklahoma Network. For more information, go to the ONR web site For more about OETA-The Oklahoma Network, visit oeta.tv.