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If you want something less strenuous, Greenleaf State Park also has other trails rated easy to moderate in difficulty, and backpackers can hike shorter segments of the full loop. It might require some bushwacking along the way in addition to getting wet while crossing creeks. It takes more than seven hours to complete on average with an elevation gain of almost 1,900 feet. The most challenging trail is the Greenleaf Trail Full Loop, an 18-mile hiking trek that begins inside the park and makes its way around the 930-acre Greenleaf Lake and into the adjacent government land of Camp Gruber. 'Any starting backpacker should check out the Greenleaf State Park trail loop,' said Darrin Hill, a videographer for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation who leads Boy Scout troops on hiking and camping trips. More than one reader recommended the hiking trails at Greenleaf State Park in eastern Oklahoma near Braggs. The trails system at Greenleaf State Park was the most notable omission from the previous list, at least based on readers' comments. More: Where are the best hiking trails in Oklahoma? Try out these places this fall Greenleaf State Park Trails In case you missed it, last week's story included: the Ouachita National Recreation Trail, the Elk Mountain Trail and two others in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Inspiration Point Trail at Roman Nose State Park, the Summit Trail at Black Mesa State Park, trails at Robbers Cave State Park, the trail system at McGee Creek Natural Scenic Recreation Area, the Granite Hills Trails system at Great Plains State Park and the Friends Trail Loop at Beavers Bend State Park.

I missed a few, judging from the feedback from readers. Last week my column was devoted to some of the best hiking trails in the state. Watch Video: Oklahoma man still hunts the Daniel Boone way

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