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At the Lake Wister Association, we believe that a trail is only as good as the nature surrounding it. The trees that provide shade on a hot summer day, the clean air you breathe on your morning walk, the wildlife you might spot along the way — these things do not happen by accident. They are the result of intentional care, community effort, and a commitment to protecting the natural environment around our trails for generations to come. Here is a look at what LWA has been doi

We have some exciting news to share. Old Frisco Trail has been featured by the Rails to Trails Conservancy as one of the Top 10 Trails in Oklahoma, and we could not be more proud of this recognition. For our community, this is more than just a nod from a national organization. It is a reflection of nearly 30 years of hard work, community support, and a shared love for this trail. Who Is Rails to Trails Conservancy? Rails to Trails Conservancy is a national nonprofit organizat

A trail is never just a trail. For the people of Leflore County, Old Frisco Trail and the new PBR Trail have become something much more than a place to walk or ride. They are gathering places, training grounds, community projects, and a source of genuine local pride. Here is a look at how LWA's trails are making Leflore County a better place to live, work, and connect. A Place for Everyone One of the best things about a public trail is that it truly belongs to everyone. On a

If you've ever driven past Old Frisco Trail on a quiet morning and noticed people out there walking, you might have wondered what keeps them coming back. The answer, for a lot of folks around here, is simple: it works. Over the years, we've heard from so many members of our community who say that walking Old Frisco Trail has genuinely changed their lives. People who struggled with their weight, their energy levels, or just needed a place to decompress have found that showing