Break on the Bottomland Trail
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
The Bottomland Trail offers many amenities and a short walk through the prairie. It's an ideal stop for passing through with a tight schedule. The fine gravel trail loops through a small meadow by the river.
The Bottomland Trail has a fine gravel path that loops through a small meadow by the river. Interpretive signs and benches allow easy pacing for anyone. Wildflowers bloom throughout the summer. The woods and river provide ample opportunities for bird viewing. Restrooms, bike rack, and picnic tables make an ideal stop for a break from driving. This dog-friendly trail also connects with the Fox Creek Trail for longer walks.
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10-120 Minutes
A quick jog, stretch during a long commute, and bathroom break can put you back on the road in a few minutes. Bird watching can take hours on a shaded bench. Hiking and fishing upstream are equally immersing.
There is no activity fee. Fishing permits are regulated by the state of Kansas.
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Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
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The fine gravel trail is level grade. Gravel width is approximately six feet wide with grassy shoulders. The northeast section of trail loop provides a few feet of shade under trees.
Yes — Pets are allowed, but must be on a leash.
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