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Oklahoma

Field Trips and Events

May 11, 2013
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Four Canyon Preserve Headquarters | Show Directions

Directions

Click here for a map of the Four Canyon Preserve.

See the native landscape at our Four Canyon Preserve in western Oklahoma. We will traverse some of the highest elevations on the property and enjoy sweeping views of the landscape. Then, return by crossing the rugged topography of Harsha Canyon through the most remote area of the preserve. This long and arduous route is recommended for experienced hikers only. Come feel the burn!

***Pre-registration is required. Reserve your place now by registering online at http://tinyurl.com/4CHikeMay11 by emailing khawk@tnc.org.

Level: Difficult - Warning! This hike involves crossing rough terrain with steep slopes and difficult footing. Length: 5 miles Limit: 25