- Clinton Lake: North Shore   George Latham
- El Dorado Lake: Boulder Bluff Horse Trail
- Elk City Lake: Eagle Rock   Table Mound   Elk River
- Fall River Lake: Fall River Lake
- Melvern: Crooked Knee Horse Trail   Ike's Trail
- Perry: Bike Trails   Hiking Trails
- Topeka: MacLennan Park   Dornwood Park
- Tuttle Creek: Carnahan   Randolph
- Wilson Lake: Bike Trails

Clinton Lake North Shore Trails

Trail Usage: Hiking, Biking

Trail Coordinator: Michael Goodwin

The Clinton Lake North Shore Trails are designed for hikers and mountain bikers. The trails begin in the Corps of Engineers Park near the Clinton Lake Overlook on the northeast side of the lake. From the east trailhead, the trails meander westward along the shoreline and ravines throughout Clinton State Park. The trails can also be accessed from many trailheads located within Clinton State Park.

The trails are single track, dirt trails exhibiting rocks, tree roots, creek crossings, rolling hills and mile markers. The 8.4 mile Blue Trail is considered easy to moderate difficulty and the 12.8 mile White Trail is considered moderate to challenging.   The Blue Trail is closer to the shoreline and the White Trail wanders up the various ravines away from the lake.  The 1.25 mile Shoreline Trail, blazed in red, is located below the Blue Trail on the south side of Campground 1. The Shoreline Trail can be accessed from the Blue trail using 5 connector trails.  The North Shore Trails are blazed with Blue, White or Red and connecting trails are blazed with the two colors of the trails to which they connect.

Volunteer trail maintenance workdays are held on the first Saturday of each month.  Volunteers meet at the State Park Office at 9 AM and usually work until noon.  Contact the trail coordinator to obtain more information.

Trail map*

Locator map*

Cross Country Ski Trails

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