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Trash receptacles are not available on the property.

Please watch for property and boundary signs.

Private land surrounds the public access and the entire NPS property.

Visit Google Maps for orientation to the recreation area. Follow the brown Bow Creek Recreational Area directional signs to the gravel parking lot and trailhead.

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A series of gravel roads wind you to the location by car. Opportunities for napping under the shade of a cottonwood tree are available at Bow Creek Recreation Area.īow Creek Recreation Area is located along Bow Creek and the Missouri River in Cedar County about 2 miles northeast of Wynot, Nebraska. Since the river meanders, the site is about a mile further north of where Bow Creek now resides, on the Nebraska side. Lewis and Clark also visited this area of the river, setting up camp directly across from the mouth of Bow Creek. Petit Arc founded a nearby town after a disagreement with Chief Black Bird that split the tribe apart until Petit Arc's death. The name, given by French traders, means Little Bow. The tributary of Bow Creek was named after the Maha Native American, Petit Arc. The acquisition of Bow Creek Recreation Area began in 2004 when the National Park Service purchased the property from willing sellers north of Bow Creek and completed the transaction in 2008 with the acquisition of the southern portion. Songbirds like Nebraska's state bird the Western Meadowlark thrive in this environment while others such as the Dickcissel and Red-Winged Blackbird use the prairie grasses for nesting. Grasses that could reach almost 10-feet high, such as Big Bluestem, can be found here. Prairie grasslands once dominated the region. Some of the restoration activities included cut and treated Russian olive trees, removal of native-invasive eastern red cedar trees from the floodplain and historic bluff land prairie. The national park converted 30 acres of farmland into native prairie. Take a ride on the “Whoa Nelly” Sledding Hill.The month of August is a good time to see gray-headed coneflowers in bloom. The Aspen Recreation Center’s Winter Wonderland features great outdoor sledding that is perfect for après ski or just an afternoon family outing. While supplies last we are selling sleds for $20 a piece.Īll hours of operation are weather and SNOW dependent! The sledding hill is open from dawn to dusk.

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Cost = FREE if you bring your own equipment. The ARC’s Winter Wonderland is open seasonally & features an epic sledding hill just behind the building. No attendant or membership will be available for summer of 2023.įor updates on the Pickleball courts improvement project, please read the City's letter to the Community or visit the Aspen Communtiy Voice Page. Scheduled programming can be found on website (under Sports / Activities) and in the glass case at the courts. There are 4 pickleball courts open year-round, from dawn to dusk, on a first-come first-served basis. To ensure patron safety, fully enclosed footwear must be worn at all times in the workout rooms. You must be at least 16 years old to use the cardio room!Ĭell phone use is prohibited in the cardio room.

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The majority of the machines have a TV screen, with cable television and pre-programmed cardio workouts to suit all your fitness needs. We have elliptical machines, treadmills, spin bikes, a recumbent bike, a rowing machine, and a stairmaster. Cardio RoomĬome and use our quality fitness equipment while taking in the spectacular views of Aspen Highlands and Pyramid Peak!

You must be at least 16 years old to use the weight room! The weight room contains an assortment of free weights and machines allowing you to exercise all major areas of the body. Our weight room is located directly across from the Lewis Ice Arena skating rink in the lower level of the ARC.

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