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Alden - 9th Road River Mile 777 Map: 38.20833, -98.32031 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Alden, Rice County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area

Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This access point is made possible through a partnership with a private landowner through an agreement with the KDWPT. The Raymond access point is 9 miles upstream, and the Sterling access point is just 3 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Arkansas City - Chestnut Street River Mile 638 Map: 37.063464, -97.056025 Managing Agency: City of Arkansas City, Kansas Nearest Community: Arkansas City, Cowley County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply)

Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This site is relatively primitive and is located adjacent to a bridge that is condemned to vehicle traffic. Access to the gated/locked boat ramp for motorized and air boats is limited with permission from the city and to emergency personnel, but carry-in boats are allowed. Parking is limited, but this site is located along the paved walking and biking path maintained by the city. An additional access point is being planned just downstream as the highway 166 crosses the river that will provide additional parking and access to the trail. Additional Site Photos:

Arkansas City - Walnut River Map: 37.057134, -97.025452 Managing Agency: City of Arkansas City, Kansas Nearest Community: Arkansas City, Cowley County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This access site provides for the start of an interesting alternative float on the southern portion of the Walnut and Arkansas Rivers. Located in the Walnut park, there are restrooms and picnic facilities. The Kaw Wildlife Area access point on the Walnut river is 1.5 miles downstream. Continuing from there, the Walnut converges with the Arkansas River, and the Lower Grouse Creek access point is approximately 9 total miles downstream at the confluence of Grouse Creek and the Arkansas River. Additional Site Photos:

Burley Bend River Mile 670 Map: 37.391161, -97.192796 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism, Kansas Wildscape Foundation Nearest Community: Belle Plaine, Sumner County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center

Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This site is made possible through an agreement with the landowner, the Kansas Wildscape Foundation and KDWPT. Ample parking is available and the site is well-maintained with access to the river only a few steps from the parking area. Entry onto the river requires navigating a steep and sandy bank. Additional Site Photos:

Derby - Washington Street River Mile 686 Map: 37.543203, -97.274161 Managing Agency: City of Derby, Kansas Nearest Community: Derby, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This access site is maintained by the City of Derby. Parking is currently the only amenity available, but a new access site called the Warren Riverview Park is currently under construction and will provide a beautiful river-area pavilion, shelter, restrooms, and excellent access to the river for paddling. Restaurants and retailers are located a few blocks from this access site. The Wichita 71st Street access point is 2 miles upstream, and the Burley Bend access is 16 miles downstream from this site. Additional Site Photos:

Ellinwood - Under Development River Mile: 801 Map: 38.34017, -98.58128 Managing Agency: City of Ellinwood, Kansas Nearest Community: Ellinwood, Barton County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Exposure to Wind Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply)

Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This site has been identified as a potential site and is under evaluation and development pending a partnership between the City and KDWPT via a Memorandum of Understanding. This site will provide much-needed access between the trailhead at Great Bend and the access point at Raymond. Additional Site Photos:

Great Bend - Stone Lake River Mile 815 Map: 38.34951, -98.77448 Managing Agency: City of Great Bend, Kansas Nearest Community: Great Bend, Barton County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Fishing Pond Hike/Bike Trail Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: Stone Lake Access Point serves as the Trail Head of the Arkansas River Water Trail. This 43- acre park is also the starting point for the 7 mile paved Arkansas River Hike/Bike Path, and provides campsites, a fishing lake, picnic areas and other amenities. Carry-in boats such as kayaks are also allowed on the lake. Ample parking is available and the access to the launching area is easily navigated from the parking area. Water levels on this portion of the river are variable, and occasionally too low to paddle; consult USGS gauging station data while planning your trip. The minimum flow recommended to paddle is 35-45 cubic feet per second (CFS.) Additional Site Photos:

Hutchinson - 4th Street River Mile 752 Map: 38.0576, -97.99278 Managing Agency: City of Hutchinson, Kansas Nearest Community: Hutchinson, Reno County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This site provides fair access to the river for a short, 5-mile float downstream to the Carey Park access point, also in Hutchinson. Additional Site Photos:

Hutchinson - Carey Park River Mile 747 Map: 38.02269, -97.92027 Managing Agency: City of Hutchinson, Kansas Nearest Community: Hutchinson, Reno County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Fishing Ponds Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area

Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: The Carey Park access point is located on South Main Street in Hutchinson. Carey park is adjacent to the Salt City Aquatic Center (paid admission) and the Hutchinson Zoo (free admission). Other activities at the park include basketball courts, sand volleyball, a golf course, covered picnic areas, a disc golf course, fishing ponds, hike and bike trail, playgrounds and a skate park. The 4th street access point is 5 miles upstream. The next access point is 43 river miles downstream at Wichita s Big River Park, but additional access points are planned for future development. Additional Site Photos:

Kaw Wildlife Area - Walnut River Map: 37.0436, -97.00897 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Arkansas City, Cowley County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area

Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This site is operated and maintained by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism on the Kaw Wildlife Area. Additional Site Photos:

Lower Grouse Creek River Mile 626 Map: 37.00361, -96.92154 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Arkansas City, Cowley County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Srong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This site is operated and maintained by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism on the Kaw Wildlife Area. Begin floating here and continue onto the Arkansas river, to the Lower Grouse Creek access point located 7 miles downstream at the confluence of the Arkansas River and Grouse Creek. Additional Site Photos:

Oxford - Cave Park River Mile 660 Map: 37.276001, -97.162529 Managing Agency: City of Oxford, Kansas Nearest Community: Oxford, Sumner County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: The City of Oxford operates and maintains this site, which was built in partnership with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. A paved platform provides for an accessible fishing area, and a concrete boat ramp makes launching and exiting the river convenient. The park provides plenty of green space and picnic areas, restrooms and parking, and restaurants are located just a few blocks away. Upstream 22 miles is the Burley Bend access point, and the Arkansas City Chestnut street access is 12 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Raymond - 4th Street River Mile 787 Map: 38.26828, -98.41608 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Raymond, Rice County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area

Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: This site is made possible through an agreement between the landowner and KDWPT. The Alden access point is located 9 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Sterling - 12th Road River Mile 774 Map: 38.19375, -98.27041 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Sterling, Rice County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This site is made possible through an agreement between the landowner and KDWPT. The next available access point is 22 miles downstream at 4th street in Hutchinson, but a reasonable amount of parking at this site provides for a good exit point from a float beginning at Raymond or Alden. Additional Site Photos:

Upper Grouse Creek Map: 37.03493, -96.90439 Managing Agency: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism Nearest Community: Arkansas City, Cowley County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: This site is operated and maintained by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism on the Kaw Wildlife Area. The Lower Grouse Creek access point is just 5 miles downstream at the confluence of Grouse Creek and the Arkansas River. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - 71st Street River Mile 688 Map: 37.565981, -97.288631 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: The 71st Street access point is operated and maintained by the City of Wichita and was built in partnership with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. A paved walking path and launch area are convenient to access, and a paved parking lot is provided. Six miles upstream is the Chapin Park access, and the Derby Washington Street access point is just 2 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Big River Park River Mile 704 Map: 37.72436, -97.38669 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: Big River Park is operated and maintained by the City of Wichita. Just upstream of this park, the river takes a right turn through the tube outlet under interstate 235 at the Valley Center Floodway. CAUTION: Paddlers coming from upstream must portage up the levee and around the outlet tubes before continuing downstream. During moderate to high flows, experienced paddlers use the area at the downstream opening of the tubes as a whitewater area. CAUTION: A low head dam under the 21st street bridge about ¼ mile downstream of the tubes is another hazardous area and must be portaged around. Paved walking paths and gradual slopes make portage convenient, however a short walk from the parking lot allows users beginning a float to put in below the dam and avoid portaging. The Carey Park access point in Hutchinson is 43 miles upstream, and the Cowtown access is 4 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Chapin Park River Mile 694 Map: 37.627584, -97.313892 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: Chapin Park provides primitive access to the river via a gravel path, but has ample parking, 190 acres of greenspace, a dog park, a mountain bike and walking trail and restrooms. Upstream 1 mile is the Garvey Park access, and the 71st street access is 6 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Cowtown River Mile 701 Map: 37.692890, -97.358599 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: The Cowtown access point was built in partnership with the City of Wichita and the Arkansas River Coalition in 2015. Ample parking is available at this site, and looking downstream provides views of the Keeper of the Plains and the downtown skyline. Adjacent to this site are the museums on the river; Cowtown Museum, the Wichita Art Museum, Botanica and the Mid- America All Indian Center. Located 4 miles upstream is the Big River Park access point, with the Water Walk access just one mile downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Garvey Park River Mile 695 Map: 37.629737, -97.327022 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: The Garvey Park access point was built in partnership with the City of Wichita and the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. Adjacent to the site is the Arkansas River Bike Trail and a small playground. At this access point, you begin to feel as though you re leaving the city and getting out into the more natural areas of the river. It is not uncommon to observe Bald Eagles, Kingfishers, Whitetail Deer and many forms of wildlife from this point in the trail, on. The Herman Hill access point is one mile upstream, with the Chapin Park access point located 6 miles downstream. Restaurants and access to the interstate is a few blocks from this site. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Herman Hill Park River Mile 697 Map: 37.648620, -97.339163 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Interpretive Trail Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply)

Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: Herman Hill Park offers several unique opportunities for learning about our water resources. The WATER (Wichita Area Treatment, Education and Remediation) Center s interactive museum is open to the public during posted hours. From dawn to dusk, the Center s outdoor displays include an 11,000 gallon outdoor aquarium boasting a display of river fish as well as an interpretive self-guided trail along a naturalized creek. The park also has many acres of green space, a playground, disc golf course and picnic areas. Looking downstream, users can view the historical Broadway Street bridge. The parking area includes a demonstration area of pervious pavement and a water garden, including interpretive signage for each. The Lincoln Street access point is located 2 miles upstream, and the Garvey Park access point is just 1 mile downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Lincoln Street River Mile 698 Map: 37.671946, -97.343064 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Boat Passage Fish Passage Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Strong Currents Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area

Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade Additional Facility Notes: The Lincoln Street area was newly renovated in 2012 with the re-building of Lincoln Street Dam and fish passage structure. A boat passage along the east side of the dam allows adventurous paddlers to navigate a system of weirs and experience faster moving water. Upstream of the dam, a landing and portage area is available for larger boats, canoes and less-experienced paddlers to safely portage around the dam. Downstream, a walk-down path and ramp allows users to quickly and safely re-launch to continue down the river. Looking upstream of the access point gives a stunning view of the downtown skyline. Interpretive signage provides education on the fish passage design and species of fish that benefit from the fish passage, as well as safety recommendations for use of the boat passage.the Water Walk access point is one mile upstream, with the next access site at Herman Hill lies just 2 miles downstream. Additional Site Photos:

Wichita - Water Walk River Mile 699 Map: 37.679091, -97.341869 Managing Agency: City of Wichita, Kansas Nearest Community: Wichita, Sedgwick County Kansas Developed Amenities Provided Parking Trailer Parking Toilet(s) Showers Changing Rooms Trash Receptacle Camping (Primitive) Camping (RV) Electrical Potable Water Grill Established Fire Pit Picnic Table Information Kiosk Education/Interpretive signs Directional/Regulatory Signs Bench Visitor Center Outdoor Retailer Potential limitations or sensitivities of this site: (check all that apply) Navigational Hazards Low-Head Dam Motorized Boat Traffic Hazard Trees Sudden Water Level Changes Presence of ANS Presence of T&E Species Presence of Critical Habitat Sensitive Nesting Area Landing Conditions: (check all that apply) Boat Dock Road Bridge Muddy Shore Sandy Shore Rocky Shore Grassy Shore Steep Grade Gradual Grade

Additional Facility Notes: The Water Walk access point is located adjacent to a major outdoor retailer, and along the Water Walk area of downtown Wichita. Several retailers, hotels and restaurants are located within walking distance. There is also a kayak/canoe boat dock onsite to ease entrance and exit from the water trail. A boat ramp onsite allows motorized boats to launch, but a no-cost permit for motorized boats is required from the Wichita Parks & Recreation Department. A permit is not required for non-motorized boats. Looking upstream from the launch site, the downtown skyline is visible, as well as striking views of the Keeper of the Plains statue, the Wichita Boathouse and Exploration Place. The Cowtown access point is 2 miles upstream. The next access point is Lincoln Street, which lies 1 mile downstream. Additional Site Photos: