Rising above the west bank of the Arkansas River, Turkey Mountain is Tulsa's top destination for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking across over 750 rugged acres. Secured as a public park in perpetuity, this wilderness features winding trails, serene ponds, and ancient boulders beneath a thick canopy of native trees.

Wonderland is a flowy mountain bike trail in Bella Vista designed by Progressive Trail Design that delivers a roller coaster-like experience through machine-cut soil berms built into the mountainside. The crown jewl of the area—Mad Hatter—is a trail featuring fast jumps, tight switchback turns, and floaty step-up at the end.

One of the main hubs of the Slaughter Pen trail system, the OZ Castle has something for everyone. Six trails—featuring a variety of styles and skill levels—branch from a single hub. With a short return trail and plenty of features, it's one of the local favorite spots to put in laps.

Milepost 35 is the premier mountain bike summer camp, located at Mt. Hood, Oregon. The camp features over 3,000 acres of rideable terrain including 6 miles of private trails, plus visiting professional riders like Carson Storch and Kyle Strait who coach alongside campers.

Founded in 1989, Windells has become the top summer freeski camp in the world, operating an all-inclusive program each summer at Mt. Hood Oregon. Campers spend the days skiing at Timberline with top-tier coaches, and spend their downtime at Wy'East Academy's 90,000 square feet of facilities including skateparks, trampolines, and other training areas.

The legendary snowboard camp based in Mt. Hood, Oregon, High Cascade is an all-inclusive, seven-day experience for snowboarders of all abilities. Campers receive high-quality coaching in private snowparks on the mountain, and participate in a variety of off-snow activities at the private 28-acre campus, such as skateboarding, trampolining, and rafting.

Huntley Gravity Zone is one of the best places in Northwest Arkansas to rack up some hangtime. Built by Gravity Logic, the trail developers behind the legendary Whistler Mountain Bike Park in British Columbia, the Zone features green, blue, and black trails with sweeping berms and plenty of jumps.