Lexington State Wildlife Management Area
Smith Lake & 156th Avenue Southeast
6.7 mi · ▲ 248 ft · 2 hr 21 min
Smith Lake & 156th Avenue Southeast is a 6.7-mile out-and-back in Lexington State Wildlife Management Area near McKiddyville, OK. The route reaches Smith Lake. It is mostly level, with 248 ft of elevation gain, and mostly gravel. It scores 88/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: genuinely wild.
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Smith Lake & 156th Avenue Southeast
6.7 mi · ▲ 248 ft · 2 hr 21 min
Elevation 1,083–1,236 ft
Out & Back · Lexington State Wildlife Management Area
Trailhead: 35.08827, -97.23456
Weather Sep 20: sunrise 7:16 AM · sunset 7:30 PM
- Start at the trailhead, heading S.
- 2.3 miPass Smith Lake.
- 50 ftTurn left, heading SE.
- 1.3 miTurn left onto 156th Avenue Southeast, heading E.
- 1 miTurn left onto Bryant Road, heading W.
- 2.1 miArrive back at the trailhead.
Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.
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Sunset
The best sunset spot on this hike is right at the trailhead, so there is no walk out. Be there by 7:10 PM to have the sun's last 20 minutes of sky before it sets at 7:30 PM. Your car is right there — dark at 7:56 PM.
More from this trailhead
- Bryant Road 4.2 mi · ▲ 190 ft
- Dahlgren Lake–156th Avenue Southeast Sunset Point, 3 sights 8.9 mi · ▲ 413 ft
- Smith Lake 4.6 mi · ▲ 80 ft
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