Transcription of BEAVERS BEND STATE PARK - Broken Bow Chamber
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2 SCALE IN MILESRESERVOIR DATATop of conservation pool El. shoreline miles at El. project land & water acreage 26539 SPILLWAYPROJECT OFFICEPINE CREEK LAKEP ublic Hunting MOUNTAINROCKPILEMOUNTAINNATIONAL WILDLIFEREFUGENATIONAL WILDLIFEREFUGENATIONAL WILDLIFEREFUGEHIGH PEAKBEAVERS BENDSTATE PARKBEAVERS BENDSTATE PARKMOUNTAINFORKPARKPRESBYTERIAN FALLSPRIMITIVECAMPINGONLYMOUNTAIN FORK PARKCAMPING AREALOWERMOUNTAINFORK& LITTLERIVERRE-REGULATIONDAMZONE 3 FLY FISHINGZONE 3 ZONE 2 ZONE 1 POWER HOUSEHERITAGECENTERRESTAURANTCOMMUNITYBU ILDINGDAMLOW WATER DAM4 TOWERT6ST7SR 26 ER 25 ET5ST6SR 26 ER 25 ET6ST7SR 27 ER 26 LN22802602221402207722070220602205022033 2202322020220152201021100210402040220300 702009420070200542002012586857410 HOLLIS ROBERTS DRCRAIG RDE2055 PASEO DRE2065 MEMORIALE SHERRY LNSEE INSET OF BEAVERS bend STATE PARKWILDLIFE REFUGEL E G E N D01/41/21 APPROX. SCALE IN MILESPARKLAKE/RIVERCREEKROADRAILROADARMY CORP BOUNDARYDAMUS SITESPOINT OF INTERESTHIKING TRAILMT.
3 FORK & LOWER MT. SIGNREFUGE AREANO ENTRANCEOCT. 15 TO JAN. 31 OTTERLAKEPINTAILLAKEWARDLAKELOTUSLAKEPUS H CREEKBITTERNLAKESTORK LAKETEAL LAKENORWOODCREEKPUSHCREEKGOODLAKEPLEASAN T HILLTO: TEXAS 2 : HAWORTH, OK 6 : IDABEL, OK 18 : HARRIS, OK 2 : FOREMAN, AR 16 LNPOLLARD RDPINE STPOLLARD RDRAILROAD AVEBLACKLAND RDODELL JOHNSON RDAPPLEBERRY LNREDBIRD LNOKLAHOMATEXAST9ST10SR 26 ER 25 E55585660485917137846511141516W1210916E3 13230W30E4440S41393827A26332521201918373 435364240N282827B4647E47W57 RED SLOUGHW ildlife Management AreaUNIT NUMBER55 LEVEEUNIT BOUNDARYOBSERVATION PLATFORMMATURE WOODLANDVERNAL POOLPARKINGL E G E ND01/81/41/2 APPROX. SCALE IN MILESSHRUB / SCRUBWETLAND WILDLIFE HABITATLAKE/RIVERCREEKROADSTATE LINEUS CREEKBEAVER LODGECEDAR BLUFFDEER CROSSINGLOOKOUT MOUNTAINSKYLINESOUTH PARK1 MILE1 MILE1 MILE2 MILES5 MILES1 MILEAPPROXIMATE TRAIL LENGTHS00252E1998E199850700 ROCKPILEMOUNTAINHIGHPEAKPINE RIDGENATURE TRAILTRAILHEADPARKINGCOLDHOLEEVENING HOLETRAILHEADPARKINGBIG OAKNATURE TRAILCEDARBLUFFNATURETRAILSKYLINETRAIL(E XPERIENCEDHIKERS)SKYLINETRAIL(EXPERIENCE DHIKERS)SKYLINETRAIL(EXPERIENCEDHIKERS)
4 DEERCROSSINGTRAILLOOKOUTMOUNTAINTRAILSOU THPARKTRAILBEAVERCREEKNATURETRAIFORESTHE RITAGETREETRAILBEAVERLODGENATURETRAILGRO UP CAMP #2 COMMUNITY &FLY SHOPPADDLEBOATS &MINIATURE GOLFHORSEBACKRIDING / TRAINTENT CAMPINGTENT CAMPINGTENT CAMPINGTENT CAMPINGPOWER HOUSERV DUMP STATIONAMPHITHEATERBEAVER bend RESTAURANTNATURE CENTERGROUP CAMP #1 HICKORYCAMPGROUNDAREA HGRAPEVINECAMPGROUNDAREA GELMCAMPGROUNDAREA EFERN RVAREA FCYPRESS RVAREA CACORN RVAREA ABUCKEYE RV AREA BDOGWOODCAMPGROUNDAREA DSWIM BEACHCABINAREACABINAREADAMFOREST HERITAGECENTER CABIN / park OFFICELOW WATER DAMPROJECT OFFICEOVERLOOKSPILLWAYZONE 1 FLY FISHINGZONE 2 FLY FISHINGZONE 1 FLY FISHINGTO: HWY 259 E G E N D01/81/41/2 APPROX. SCALE IN HIGHWAYRAILROADHIKING TRAILROADCREEKLAKE / RIVERAMPHITHEATER/STAGECABINSCAMPSITESCA NOE ACCESSDAMFISHINGFOOD SERVICEMINI-GOLFGROUP LODGINGHIKING TRAILSMOUNTAIN BIKINGNATURE CENTERPLAYGROUNDRANGER STATIONRESTROOMSSANITARY DISPOSAL STATIONNATURE TRAILSTABLES - HORSEBACK RIDINGSTORESWIMMINGTELEPHONETENNIS COURTSRV/TRAILER CAMPINGTRAILHEADSCENIC VIEWPADDLEBOATINGPARKINGPICNIC AREAPICNIC SHELTERBEAVERS bend STATE PARKis located 12 miles north of Broken Bow just off Hwy Fork park is probably Oklahoma s most consistently flowing and best white water areas that our STATE offers.
5 Fisherman, kayak, and canoe enthusiasts en-joy this park with its rock gardens, rapids, small waterfalls, and camping. Mountain Fork park is located 5 miles east of Broken Bow on Hwy 70 and then turn north onto Re-Regulation Dam road and go 3 miles. BEAVERS bend Resort park , Broken Bow Lake, and Mountain Fork park or Creek Lake is set in the forested Kiamichi Mountains and features a series of long, deep coves projecting from the main body of the lake. Fishermen love this lake for the crap-pie, white bass, large mouth bass, and channel catfish. Pine Creek has RV and tent camping as well as a swim beach and covered pavilions. Pine Creek is located eight miles north of Valliant. US Army Corps of Engineers or Slough Wetlands Preserve covers 7,800 acres and is located 6 miles south of Haworth. The Red Slough is a popular place for bird watchers and duck hunters.
6 More than 260 bird species, 313 plant spe-cies, 47 snake and lizard species, hundreds of insect species, and many other animals call the Red Slough home. Hunting, wild-life watching, botany and primitive camping are activities offered at the Red Slough. US Forest Service or 580-286-6564. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife or more information about anything mentioned above, highlighted on this map, or anything else regarding your visit to McCurtain County please contact: McCurtain County Tourism Authority or County is home to many great outdoor recreational areas. We offer deep mountain lakes surrounded by forests and clear running rivers. McCurtain County is the perfect vaca-tion destination for weekend getaways, summer vacations, family re-unions, and much more! BEAVERS bend Resort park includes the Forest Heritage Center Museum, the Nature Center, Riding Stables and the Train Depot, the Lakeview Lodge, marina, restaurant, an amphitheater, and Cedar Creek Golf Course.
7 Kids love BEAVERS bend because there is so much for them to do! There is fishing, hiking, playgrounds, paddle boats, miniature golf, canoe rentals and float trips, a swim beach, snow cones, and much more. BEAVERS bend STATE park has the Lakeview Lodge, cabins, RV and tent camping and group camping. Meeting rooms are available for corporate retreats. Year round trout fishing is prob-ably the most popular activity at the park . BEAVERS bend STATE park is located 6 miles north of Broken Bow on Hwy 259A. Next to BEAVERS bend Resort park is Broken Bow Lake. Broken Bow Lake is known as one of Oklahoma s most beautiful lakes and is a great place for boat-ing and all types of water sports. Over 14,000 acres of pristine deep water that is clear and cool year round make it perfect for skiing, wake boarding, swimming, and fishing.
8 Broken Bow Lake has 180 miles of shoreline that make camping, picnics, hiking, and bird watching also popular past times. Broken Bow Lake