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Lake Hefner
Lake Hefner is one of the most popular outdoors in Oklahoma City, sailing, volunteering, fishing, hiking, running, cycling, golf, picnics and other recreational opportunities. Lake Hefner is an artificial lake in northwestern Oklahoma City, built in 1947. Measuring 2.5 hectares in size and average depth of 29 meters, with the deepest point of 94 meters, the lake is known for holding races boat on weekends from April to October. The Oklahoma City Boat Club is based here. For boats, Lake Hefner features docks and storage facilities Cleaning.
The recreational opportunities are the main attraction of the beautiful Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. Lake Hefner trails stretching for more than nine miles sketching the lake. These 12ft wide asphalt trails are great for jogging, cycling and walking, while the 6ft wide trails on the east side of the lake are designed specifically for pedestrians.
The next best thing you could do at Lake Hefner is doing for large parks or enjoy a nice picnic with friends and family in one of the many picnic areas located around the lake. For fishing, visitors are required to possess a fishing license from the city. Fishing can be done from the covered pier, bank, or an enclosed heated fishing season.
Lake Hefner Golf Course located in the southwestern part of the lake consists of two Northwest Expressway courses – the 6,970 meters course and a course of 6,305 yards. The facility features a driving range, putting green, golf shop, restaurant and accommodation. The Stars and Stripes Park on the side southeast of Lake Hefner is home to several leisure events, including the classic annual Turkey Trot.
Guests at the CCA Hotels seeking outdoor activities, action, sailboat or a simple encounter with nature can have a wonderful time at Lake Hefner, Oklahoma City.
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Lake Hefner is a manmade lake in northwest Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City Hotels – The Bricktown Hotel and Convention Center, is one of the finest hotels in Downtown Oklahoma City and is located only 1.5 miles from Downtown Oklahoma City’s historic Bricktown District.
