Oklahoma plays host to acres upon acres of undeveloped lands that are prime 4-wheeler riding destinations. This makes Oklahoma the ideal destination for the 4-wheeler enthusiast who is looking to get in touch with mother nature. The many 4-wheeler trails of Oklahoma offer different opportunities, but generally speaking you will be able to ride your 4-wheeler on some trails with beautiful tall trees and possibly be treated to some views of the area's native wildlife.
The State of Oklahoma does not require that you be registered with any agencies in order to ride your 4-wheeler, but you must have an Operator's License if you wish to cross highways while in the state. While in Oklahoma you must remember to stay in the unpaved USFS roads that serve as 4-wheeler riding areas, as riding your 4-wheeler on paved roads is strictly prohibited, except for crossing highways. Another requirement in Oklahoma is that you must ride your 4-wheeler only in the day. No night riding is allowed in the state. Oklahoma does not have any type of regulations as to how much your 4-wheeler can weigh or how wide it is.
There is also no minimum age requirement for 4-wheeler riders and a safety certificate is also not needed. If you are looking to ride your 4-wheeler without some of the rules and regulations that other states have or if you just want to be treated to some beautiful views of Mother Nature, Oklahoma is the place to go.
