Hiking in Beavers Bend State Park

Beavers Bend State Park offers some of the most scenic hiking trails you'll find anywhere. Winding through towering pine trees, along the Mountain Fork River, and breathtaking overlooks.

Whether you're waterfall chasing, pushing physical limits, or making memories with family & friends Beavers Bend has trails for every experience level.

Waterfall located in one of our trails in Hochatown

What to Know Before You Go

Trail Difficulty & Distance

Beavers Bend features a mix of easy, modern, and more challenging trails. Some paths are perfect for a leisurely stroll, while others include rocky terrain and elevation changes. Choosing the right trail depends on how much time you have, the experience you want, and the physical abilities of the people hiking with you.

Weather & Seasonal Conditions

Temperatures can vary throughout the year, with summer heat and humidity. If you aren't from the area, you can underestimate how hot it really is hiking among a forest of pine trees in the summer. Spring & fall are ideal for hiking but monitor the forecast for rain due to trail closures due to flooding.

Wildlife & Safety

Wildlife sightings are common, including deer, birds, bears, and occasionally snakes. Staying on marked trails & being aware of your surroundings help ensure a safe & enjoyable hike.

What to Bring

• Download the All-Trails app before you head to the park

• Comfortable walking or hiking shoes are essential

• Epi if you have an allergy to bug bites or stings

• Snacks (high in protein is a plus)

• Emergency phone numbers

• Sunscreen

• Insect spray

• Water

Hiking in Beavers Bend is a great way to slow down, explore the area, and connect with nature. Each year dozens of tourists get lost in the wooded areas of Beavers Bend. At Stay Gold Broken Bow, we help guest choose trails that match their time, comfort level, and goals - making it easy to enjoy the outdoors without the stress of planning.