Instead of the vast forests of the northern part of the state, remnant prairie and pockets of wetlands mark the landscape. While summer finds the park dotted with big bluestem and prickly pear, winter's attractions include a herd of approximately 45 bison that roam through the park. White-tailed deer and coyotes are often seen too. The park has 13 miles of winter hiking trails and, like other state parks, can be explored freely just avoid groomed trails. The refuge encompasses a multitude of habitats including floodplain forest and native prairie.
Winter visitors can park outside the entrance and venture anywhere.
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