4th of July Parking Options. Visit freedomfest tulsa dot com for all the details, event schedule and more!

Plan ahead for Folds of Honor Freedomfest presented by QuikTrip! Know what roads are closed and how to get into the festival! Here's a handy map. freedomfesttulsa.com

Scenes from Folds of Honor FreedomFest presented by QuikTrip. Tulsa showed up strong. Families, food, and that unmistakable Fourth of July energy. Happy Independence day. #FreedomFest2025 #Tulsa photos by Patrick Quiring

First year with the new launch location. Incredible show and finale. #FreedomFest2025 #Tulsa #DroneView video by Patrick Quiring

Williams Crossing, Zink Dam, and Tulsa.

Zeeco Oktoberfest Tulsa is holding strong as the #1 Oktoberfest in the U.S., and we need you to help finish the job. Vote daily through September 8 and let’s keep Tulsa on top. 10best.usatoday.com/awards/zeeco-o…

More rain Thursday AM. Paved trail and gravel pedestrian trail open. All other trails closed. But when will they open again? Check out the @trailbotapp or our website to get regular trail updates.

Interested in riding with a laid back, leisurely, no drop fun group? Check out Tulsa Bicycle Club! With rides weekly all over Tulsa. facebook.com/TulsaBicycleCl…

If you ever wanted to camp up at Turkey Mtn, here's your chance! We've partnered with the Herman and Kate Kaiser YMCA to have a spectaular year of BaseCamp! October 4-5, 2025! Link in bio.

Wild Turkey on Thursday, September 25, 2025, benefits Turkey Mountain. Individual tickets and tables are available at RiverParks dot org under the events tabs.

Lovely sunrise this morning at River Parks

Embrace the fresh air and feel the freedom of running in the park! Every step is a step towards a healthier you. Let’s hit the trails

Totally forgot to post this photo of a rainbow over the Arkansas last time it rained. Always fun to see!

🔴🔴Trail Closure 🔴🔴 The trail BEHIND River Spirit Casino will be closed for approximately two weeks starting Saturday Nov 1. The trail in front of the casino along riverside dr will be open. Use caution at crosswalks and intersections.

Oil was first discovered near Tulsa in Red Fork in 1901. On the back of one of these photos is written “Oil Men had to cross the Arkansas River to reach the oil fields. The river was sometimes treacherous”. The first bridge over the Arkansas wasn’t built until 1904.