Sky Trail Adventure Challenge
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Sky Trail Adventure Challenge : Bartlesville, OK
The Sky Trail Adventure Challenge is an outdoor adventure race held at Camp McClintock in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The event begins with a climbing and aerial section before the timed course. Participants use safety gear to ascend a 24-foot climbing tower, ride a zipline across Sand Creek, and cross a suspension bridge back to the start area.
The timed course follows a mixture of trails, creek, and campground paths that reflect the Osage Hills landscape, including rocky sections, grassy fields, and notable elevation changes. The timed sequence includes running and paddling segments and returns to the campground finish area near the Cub Cabin.
Key course distances and segments:
- 24-foot climbing tower
- Zipline across Sand Creek
- 3.2 miles run on Camp McClintock trails
- 0.75 miles kayak on the creek, out and back
- 0.9 miles run around the campground and by the Cub Cabin
The event is open to adults aged 18 and over. Safety measures include certified volunteers and staff, provided kayak equipment, and proper climbing equipment. Entry fees support Cherokee Area Council Scouting America programs across six counties. The event follows Leave No Trace principles and is organized as a zero-waste-to-landfill event; provided items are compostable or recyclable and native plants are included with entry. Campsites are available for Friday night rental and basic campground facilities are provided. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
