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category : Equestrian Trails
The Hickory Creek Trail is a multi-use trail for the hiker, horseback rider, and mountain biker. The trail length is currently 16 miles but with the placement of two bridges to cross the branches of Hickory Creek it is planned to lengthen the trail to over 30 miles.

Persons using the Hickory Creek Trail are allowed to keep their horses in the north end of the Damsite Park only. The horses are restricted to the Pinoak and Damsite North group camping areas. Horses cannot be tethered to trees, shelters or other campground facilities. Riders must properly and completely cleanup the area of wastes generated by the horses (leftover hay, etc.) prior to departure. Horse trailers are allowed to be parked off the established campsite pads in the Pinoak area only.

Mountain Bikes are allowed to use the Hickory Creek trail. Bike riders should remember that the horse riders have the primary right of way on the trail.


Address: 3 miles N and 1 mile W of Burlington, KS off Hwy 75
Phone: 620-364-8613
Fax: 620-364-8638

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John Redmond Fishing

Frequent flooding and resultant high reservoir levels makes fisheries management challenging. Flushing of fish through the dam gates does occur, and fish are numerous in the spillway below the dam. All anglers fishing in the spillway are required to wear personal floatation devices.

, KS Fishing

John Redmond Corps Parks

John Redmond Reservoir has five recreation parks which provide camping and picnicking facilities. These facilities include camping units (table, cooker, lantern stand, and parking pad)

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Kansas Walleye Association

http://kansaswalleye.org/ You are invited to the five scheduled tournaments at some of the finest lakes in Kansas.

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John Redmond Lake Fishing Reports

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT ACCURATE FISHING REPORTS:

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John Redmond ORVs

Two popular areas are the Otter Creek Offroad Vehicle Area and the Hickory Creek Trail. The Otter Creek ORV area is located at the west end of the dam and provides 140 acres of trails for dirtbikes and atvs. The area is open from sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset.

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