You could be footsteps away from reaching your destination throughout Oklahoma City. If you need a break from the daily commute or want to explore the city in another fashion, EMBARK is here to take you on a carefree journey!
Spring Break marks the change of seasons, encouraging people to get back out from their winter hideaways and experience the blooming world. Activities are available across Oklahoma City, inviting travelers and locals to take part in Modern Frontier festivities.
Oklahoma City is known for many things, from the internationally known Oklahoma City Thunder to the internationally influenced cuisines. However, a recent accolade by Men’s Journal will pique the interests of outdoor enthusiasts.
Oklahoma City’s Boathouse District will officially welcome its first private development on Feb. 8 with the addition of Bar K. A grand opening celebration will be held, beginning at 9 a.m., with a special Bar K members-only preview held Feb. 4-5.
Oklahoma City’s newest dog park is offering an exclusive deal for its first members. Bar K, an upcoming dog park, bar and restaurant in the city’s Boathouse District, will open in February and is offering an “Early Dog” membership in anticipation. The “Early Dog” package provides a $50 discount on annual memberships, as well as an additional $25 discount for those registering with more than one dog. Early Dog members will also be invited to take part in an exclusive three-day preview of the Bar K property prior to the public opening.
RIVERSPORT OKC’s Winter Glow holiday family experience begins today and continues through December 30. The experience includes opportunities to ski or snowboard on the Ski OKC indoor slope, or to ice skate or curl on RIVERSPORT’s synthetic ice-skating rink. Climbing experiences will also be included, with four covered climbing options available – a cavern wall, leap of faith, adventure climb and speed wall. Visitors can also experience a simulated ice climb, decorated for the holiday season.
RIVERSPORT OKC has announced plans for a $1.4 million Oklahoma Trailhead and Bike Park project to coincide with the city’s recent expansion of its trail system. Once completed, cyclists will be able to make a 45-mile loop around Oklahoma City on paved trails, in addition to mountain bike trails and jump lines.
Venturing through Oklahoma City could not be easier. No matter where you are in the city, it is hard to ignore the white EMBARK buses on the streets throughout the day.
