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tj5kids
06-26-2008, 10:38 PM
Anyone Have Info On Clayton, Ok- Never Been- Going In August
I Hear There Are 3 Different Parks- Green Acres(extreme/aggressive), Do Not Know Anything About The Others- Found Reference To "herds Creek" On Another Forum- We Are Looking For Trail Riding With Moderate To Aggressive Rocks- In Addition- Info On Lodging Appreciated- Thanks

TJTRUBL2006
06-27-2008, 06:18 AM
Anyone Have Info On Clayton, Ok- Never Been- Going In August
I Hear There Are 3 Different Parks- Green Acres(extreme/aggressive), Do Not Know Anything About The Others- Found Reference To "herds Creek" On Another Forum- We Are Looking For Trail Riding With Moderate To Aggressive Rocks- In Addition- Info On Lodging Appreciated- Thanks

Trail Descriptions

Green Acres Area
Wet n Wild (5):As the name implies this trail starts off fast and furious in a creek and provides lots of excitement.

Jeff's Ledges (5): Continues up the same creek where Wet n Wild leaves off and has several ledges.

Fence Line (3): A sweet little trail with some off camber hills ending in a sandy creek.

Black Sheep Blvd (X): Though the name implies it is a road, this is far from it. Only the strong will survive this one created by the Black Sheep!

8-point (4): Hold on tight and keep your hands and feet in the vehicle at all times. This trail is very technical with severe off cambers...pucker up!

Waterfall (4): A short trail up a couple of waterfalls, the action can be viewed from Walter's Mule Road.

Green Mamba (5+): A thrilling ride through creeks reminiscent of Snake Pit, some say it is even better!

Three Trail (4): A three trail rated a 4? Yes, this trail climbs up several fairly significant ledges on the way to the top of the mountain.

Watk in the Park (5): It is recommended that you have a winch to run this trail, although the trail sign has a slightly different spelling.

Cakewalk (5): The trail has two sections each of which provide some technical challenges.

Walter's Mule Road (3): This is the main road through the new property that hooks up with the roads to the fire tower and caves.

New Trail (2): This fairly mild trail follows an old fire access road

Van Alstvne Jeeps in Action (5): Running from the top of the mountain through a creek at the bottom and back up, this trail has numerous off camber turns and lots of excitement. Trail may be Closed.

Back Side Loop (3 or 4): Begins at the top of the
mountain and goes to the bottom. A right at the Y begins a level 4 trail, a left begins a level 3 trail.

Slim's Slope (X): Not for the weak of heart, this trail can start in the middle and it is tough, start from the bottom and it is nuts.

Green Mamba Extension (X): A much more intense extension of the already difficult Green Mamba. Thrills are guaranteed.



CLAYTON HOTELS/CAMPING


Hotels/Motels
In order of distance:

A&A Motel 918-569-4101
Downtown Clayton

K-Country Lodge Number Unknown
Downtown Clayton

Sardis Inn Call A&A
Downtown Clayton

Shady Acre Motel

Downtown Clayton

Clayton Country Inn 918-569-4165
3 miles south of Clayton

Minnetonka Christain Camp 918-569-7856
3 miles south of Clayton

Gee's Cabins 918-569-7648
About 5 miles north of Clayton proper - closer to Frieling's if going up there

Sardis Lake Cabins 918-755-4585 About 5 miles north of Clayton - also closer to Frieling's The store next door is 918-569-4667

Sportsman's Lodge 918-569-4751
10 miles north of Clayton

A-OK Motel 508-298-3394
32 miles south of Clayton

Kiamichi Inn 918-567-2243
Lazy K Inn 918-567-2162



Camping
In order of distance:

Clayton Country Inn 918-569-4165
3 miles south of Clayton
RV and tent with showers

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Clayton Lake State Park 918-569-7981
7 miles south of Clayton
RV and tent with showers
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Yanush Store 918-522-4353
10 miles north of Clayton
RV

billyji
06-27-2008, 04:05 PM
I am finishing up a rough map of Green Acres and will post a PDF for it. I hope you enjoy Green Acres. I have some sweat equitity in it LOL.

Here's some of the extreme stuff up there.
http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=679329&highlight=green+acres

My wife and I actually put on a beginner run at Green Acres every spring. 29 inch tire and no lockers required. We have 2 days of wheelin fun.

Mike Green

billyji
07-01-2008, 09:12 AM
Heres a limk to the map,trail ratings and Clayton info

Mike Green



http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?p=8426312#post8426312

doghouse
07-01-2008, 07:17 PM
I hope you enjoy Green Acres. I have some sweat equitity in it LOL.
Mike Green

Uh I would say so! It seems to keep us busy from the get go heading out there! Thanks for your hard work Mike.

Fool Injected
07-03-2008, 01:25 PM
Uh I would say so! It seems to keep us busy from the get go heading out there! Thanks for your hard work Mike.

For sure. Mike has built the premier (IMO) place in the greater central U.S. to wheel. The trails are gnarly, the scenery gorgeous, the town quaint....all of which makes for a nice vacation to wheel.