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Woodland trail
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 2.20000004768372 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 06.948 W97 51.806
Dune trail
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 2.17000007629395 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 06.936 W97 51.502
Prairie trail
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 1.89999997615814 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 07.458 W97 51.206
Cottonwood trail
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 0.5 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 07.672 W97 51.101
Bluestem
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 1.20000004768372 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 07.358 W97 50.609
Pond trail
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 1.5 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 07.474 W97 50.313
Tallgrass
  • Trail Season: year round
  • Length of Trail: 2.20000004768372 mile(s)
  • Trail Activities: Walking, Horse Riding, Mt. Biking
  • There is a permit required on the trail
  • Location of Start: N38 07.079 W97 50.033
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Lebo City Lake

Biologists say rain needed to start migration; season opened March 15 The Kansas paddlefish season runs March 15 through May 15, but anglers may not have much success unless eastern Kansas receives spring rains and rivers rise. If the dry spell breaks, and rivers rise, paddlefish enter Kansas in search of spawning areas, usually when the wat ... Read More

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