ENID, OK - 5 Eighty Trails is an eight mile system of bike trails available for all skill levels. The trails are located at 1102 E. Rupe. If you go down S. 10th or S. 16th to E. Rupe you'll find the trail on the north side of Rupe. The new trail system is part of the Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship.
Everyone is invited to use the trails. The bike course not only includes trails but also has bridges and other obstacles. The more tires on the trails the better they perform.
The course has been built with the efforts of many volunteers. The City of Enid brought in dirt to help create the course. Marsau Enterprises donated a storage unit which was desperately needed by the organizers.
Get updates on the trail on their Facebook Page. Please do not ride when it is muddy. Watch for workdays and volunteer when possible. There is also a donation box on sight to help with expenses.
Rules and Regulations: walkers yield to mountain bikers, no horses, ride at your skill level and look at each feature before riding to determine if its within your skill level, and have fun sending it.
Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship is a statewide membership organization dedicated to the enhancement of off-road cycling through trail advocacy, maintenance and cooperation with land managers and users.
Great trail to have right here in Enid! Close to 6 miles of single track off-road bike trails, with plenty of switchbacks, banked turns, and obstacles. There are junctions throughout the trail to allow cutting out more technical parts or shortening your ride if desired. Even though Oklahoma is flat, there’s still plenty of ups and downs to build speed and provide a good workout.
I met the “trail boss” and he seems very committed to keep the trail maintained and growing- very nice guy. There’s some partnership with the city of ENID, so spread the word, use the trail, and let’s show the city that their money will be put to good use. 👍🚲
Is this still open?
Yes!
Is the only for bikes?
Is this a walking trail or bikes only? If walking is ok, are dogs allowed?
You can walk. They probably wouldn’t want dogs not on a leash.