The Exchange Boathouse is located on the Western Basin of the Oklahoma River near Oklahoma City's historic Stockyards City. The Exchange Boathouse echoes elements of the Chesapeake Boathouse with translucent polycarbonate walls and columns of light illuminating the night sky.
More than $56 million was spent to create what is now known as the Oklahoma River. Completed in 2004, the seven miles of river offers one of the best rowing venues in the country, was recently designated as an official training site for the nation's best rowers and kayakers, and is a USRowing National High Performance Center.
The Boot of the Oklahoma will be held on the river’s western basin beginning at the Agnew Avenue dam; sprint races will be held near Western Avenue.
A Vision for the Future
Learn more about the plans for the Oklahoma River that include construction of three new boathouses, a four level finish line tower, race course improvements including permanent lighting, grandstands and windscreens, and construction of a whitewater rapids center for competitive and recreational kayaking. [more]
