Chisholm Trail Park

Spanning over 100 scenic acres, Chisholm Trail Park is one of Yukon’s crown jewels—offering wide-open spaces, peaceful walking trails, and year-round beauty. Nestled just off historic Route 66, this picturesque park is a favorite for both locals and visitors seeking outdoor recreation, family fun, and a dose of Oklahoma charm.

Named in honor of the historic cattle-driving route that once passed through the region, the park features paved trails, peaceful ponds, and beautifully maintained grounds perfect for walking, jogging, or relaxing under the shade of a tree. Visitors will also find gazebos, picnic areas, and public art installations that celebrate Yukon’s heritage.

Chisholm Trail Park is also home to some of the city’s biggest events, including Freedom Fest on July 3rd and 4th and the dazzling Christmas in the Park holiday light display—drawing thousands of visitors each season.

Whether you’re enjoying a quiet morning stroll or joining in the festivities, Chisholm Trail Park offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and community spirit, right in the heart of Yukon.