Lovewell (Locations) 55%

credentials. Check-in is Required for ALL HUNTERS on Lovewell Wildlife Area  while hunting (click Area News above). In the event you are unable to check-in/out please, keep trying. Or, use the paper card ... please keep trying to check-in, even after the hunt. This important information gathered from hunt permits helps area managers tailor management practices specific to an area and hunter preference.  Your ... The 4,625 acre Lovewell Wildlife Area was made available to the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission under terms of a lease agreement with the Department of Interior in 1959 after the completion ... roads and are not allowed off roads. ATV/UTV's are prohibited anywhere on the area. A permit to access a designated ADA vehicle access area is available from the manager to persons meeting      .... Continue to Lovewell >>

Flint Hills Trail (Locations) 55%

cold weather arrives.  Please always be aware of changing trail conditions due to weather such as cracks in the trail surface or obstacles such as fallen trees. Water Fountains at Miller, Admire ... required to enjoy the park. Flint Hills Trail Map NOTE: For a special event permit please contact KDWP.FlintHillsTrailSP@ks.gov. This crown jewel of Kansas trails extends 118 miles from      .... Continue to Flint Hills Trail >>

Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 54%

-year period. Although it saw a variety of uses in its lifetime, the sanitarium stood until it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

Lovewell Reservoir (Fishing Location) 54%

of the Lovewell office. We do not want technical issues to prevent someone from hunting. The information is valuable, so please keep trying to check-in, even after the hunt. This important information gathered from      .... Continue to Lovewell Reservoir >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 53%

blind available for use in the Youth-Mentor area. It is located near the corn fields in the western portion of the Y/M area and can be seen from HWY 24.  SPECIAL HUNTS: Special hunts ... it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church ... (water) near Granite Creek.  Refuge dates for both areas are from November 1 to January 31. Six boat ramps are located around the wildlife area and two in the state park. Low water hazards may      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Jamestown (Locations) 52%

accumulated silt from the Marsh Creek watershed. As a result, the Department has embarked on a multiple year renovation for the areas wetlands. Renovations to date have included new wetlands, new water control ... seasons salt was found where the water had been and when there was water an abundance of wildlife was found. The areas marshes attracted Native Americans, early settlers and were important to migrating ... is by permit only. The permit may be obtained from the Lovewell Area Office. No trash receptacles are provide on the area. Please take your trash with you. All motorized vehicles MUST remain on maintained      .... Continue to Jamestown >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 51%

it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church ... in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church. The church      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Wilson (Locations) 50%

to make sure the office is open if you are driving from a distance. Check the park news for detailed days the office will be closed.   Switchgrass Bathroom/Shower facility has been torn down ... The 8,069 acre Wilson Wildlife Area was made available to the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission under the terms of a license with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1965.      .... Continue to Wilson >>