One of the goals of the Regional Transportation Plan is to deliver an equitable transportation system that supports southwest Oklahomans’ quality of life.
2024 Southwest Oklahoma Walkability Facilitator Training with Jeff Speck
See photos and videos from our in-person Walkability Facilitator training with nationally-renowned expert, Jeff Speck
Southwest Oklahoma Walkability Summit
On October 20, 2022, a summit was held in Clinton, Oklahoma. The intent of the summit is to enhance individual and community-based efforts to increase walkability by connecting leaders and community members with valuable resources and information.
- Maps for Participants
- Walkability Docs for Email
- Walking Checklist
- Registered for Distribution
- Session 1 Connectivity Walkability Summit Presentation
- Session 1 2022 Livable Communities Overview Mashell Sourjohn
- Session 1 DRS Walkability
- Session 2 Lauren Matlock TSET Slides SORTPO Walkability Summit
- Session 2 OSDH Additional Funding Opportunity
- Session 2 Shelly Williams RTPO Walkability Summit -TAP
- Session 3 Built Environment Morrison Schoonover
- Featured Speaker Andrew Howard
Active Living Map
There are many opportunities to be safely active in the SORTPO region.
Through this map you can zoom into to specific counties or municipalities then click on the trail and it will bring up a box with more information.
There are many opportunities to be safely active in the SORTPO region.
Use the map to find information on specific trails.
How to Use the Map
There is a search bar that you can type in the name of the park/municipality. From this search you can select the site and an information box will appear containing information on the park. Each point of interest has a list of amenities.
Located in the upper left corner there are icons that allow for specific search options:
- The first 2 icons resemble a funnel.
- The first funnel allows you to search for specific type of trails by difficulty and trail type.
- The 2nd funnel icon is a park finder that includes walking/bicycling/equestrian facilities.
- The 3rd icon allows you to search by distance.
- The 4th icon provides the opportunity to measure distance walked/biked.
- The final icon allows you to draw your own path.
This map will be updated as information is submitted and verified by SORTPO. If you have questions/comments or want to send photos of the trails/parks, please send to julie@swoda.org.
Links & Other Information
The resources below assist individuals or agencies searching for information on various active living local/state plans and link to SORTPO interactive map and state active living activities.
Bicycle Trails
Travel OK Cycling Resources, including Trails, Campgrounds, and Points of Interest