Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains and on the Arkansas River in northeast Oklahoma, Tulsa’s place in what is known as “Green Country,” gives residents incredible access to outdoor recreational opportunities. In Tulsa’s downtown area, the River Parks feature playgrounds, picnic areas and miles of trails winding through scenic areas along the Arkansas River that are perfect for the hiking and biking enthusiasts. The center at Redbud Valley is a unique habitat that includes sugar maple, limestone caves, scrub oak and cactus. As one of the largest urban nature centers in the country, the Oxley Nature Center at Mohawk Park, has habitats that include marshland on into woodlands. Mohawk Park is also the home of the Tulsa Zoo, the North American Living Museum, and two 18-hole public golf courses. Speaking of golf, the sport is available nearly year-round as seven private clubs and four other public courses.
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