Cherokee Lowlands (Locations) 49%

of these tracts are located North and East of Chetopa, in Labette and Cherokee counties, on the Neosho River Floodplain. One tract is located along Cow Creek, in Northeast Cherokee County, south of Pittsburg. Most ... , and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) joined forces to use the recovered NRDAR funds to purchase properties and rehabilitate the native habitat. KDWP acquired three properties in 2012, one in 2014 ... Hunting, Fishing ... on the wildlife area  Cherokee Lowlands Wildlife Area is subject to all state laws and regulations regarding hunting, fishing and public use. Pertinent information is posted. For further information about      .... Continue to Cherokee Lowlands >>

Mined Land (Locations) 48%

The property is 14,500 acres in size, comprised of 1,500 acres of water and 13,000 acres of land. All but 2,000 acres of the property was surface mined for coal during the 1920’s through 1974 ... the strip pits. NEW FOR 2022 -- A trout permit is required for all anglers fishing the "Trout Pit" on Unit #30 during the trout season December 1 through March 31. A trout permit is no longer required ... hunting, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing ... Off Road Vehicle and Horse use is prohibited. Special fishing regs in effect. No firearms are allowed on units 1, 21, 23 and a portion of 22. Archery equipment may be used on these units ... Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Cabin, Mined Land Wildlife Area      .... Continue to Mined Land >>

Webster (Locations) 48%

is an investment in future fishing opportunities. HUNTING Hunting pressure can be heavy on the wildlife area. Hunts after November and during mid-week may be less crowded. Primary game species include pheasants ... hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, hiking ... Many furbearers inhabit the area. When the season is open, trapping and running is allowed in areas open to hunting. Hiking is permitted throughout the area (except for in areas posted &quot ... Hunting      .... Continue to Webster >>

First Day Hikes (Folder) 46%

in length. Hikers may see deer, birds, eagle nests and unique rock structures. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times.  Cancellation Information: Check the Park Facebook Page ... First Day Hikes is a national program sponsored by America’s State Parks. First Day Hikes offer individuals and families an opportunity to begin the New Year connecting      .... Continue to First Day Hikes >>