Exploring Appalachia Bay. An Offroad Island Paradise on a Lake!
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- My son and I head out to our local ride spot, Appalatia Bay on Keystone Lake in Oklahoma. This Island is home to trails, rocks, woods riding, open sand trails, and tons of beach riding to cover. At around 600 acres, there good riding especially when the lake is low! There is also huge rocky trails for the utility fans. During the warm months, boaters will shore their boats, and hang out for the day, or stay there all weekend. This is and easy ride we take to show you the island. You can camp, there also with tent or camper. No electric yet, but there is water hookup, and a dump station. It cost $ 5.00 to get in the entrance gate daily.
Gonna go check this place out 🤘🏼
Now that's a father son day! Nice job Dad💪🏻💪🏻 really awesome place!
Yes it was!
Looks like a super cool place! From riding to jumping in a lake in a matter of minutes. Pretty sweet!
It really is! Especially when the lake is down. Gets more boat action during the summer.
Looks pretty laid back
It is on Sunday's, and mostly is before summer. But the warm boat season months it gets packed on weekends. Lots of fun! Lots of boats
nice video !
Thanks!
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That's great to know I will have to check them out. We mostly ride the dunes at little sahara, so the main sand tires are usually always on, lol. But need to get better tires for Appalachia
What grill do you have on your sheee
I think it might be cascade. But honestly I'm not sure lol. I bought it from someone doing a part out. I'm sorry. But I think I saw one that looked like it that was cascade.
Ok thank you have been searching for a chrome grill
Is this the Walnut Creek Recreation area?
No, this is Appalachia Bay on Keystone lake in Oklahoma