Greenleaf Trail Loop (Lower Segment)

Muskogee, Oklahoma

5.0/5

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Distance

4.96 miles

Elevation Gain

377 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Greenleaf Trail Loop (Lower Segment) is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Braggs, Oklahoma.

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Greenleaf Trail Loop (Lower Segment) Reviews

Jordan Nance

Greenleaf Trail Loop (Lower Segment)

10/21/21

This hike is great when you're in the woods, with several nice little lake views, but the best view is from the shoulder of the highway connecting the two parts of trail. Not too scary, as there is a little ledge I jumped up on to feel further from passing cars, but not great if your clumsy or have children with you. Missed a couple turns, as the trail markers get fewer the further you go.

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Greenleaf Trail Loop (Lower Segment)

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