Nebraska's Niobrara River

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A 26-mile canoe trip from Nebraska's Fort Niobrara Wildlife Refuge to Rocky Ford is described. The Refuge is bordered by native prairie grasses and has abundant wildlife including bison, elk and snapping turtles. There is also a waterfall at one of the pull-offs. Directions and other details are given.

Personal narratives, Canoes and canoeing, Canoeing, Canoes, Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge, Nebraska

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Tennessee's Wolf River

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The Wolf River headwaters of West Tennessee offer visitors an opportunity to view beavers, river otters, woodpeckers, kingfishers and other wildlife. The 16-mile stretch from La Grange to Moscow, TN, was impassable until 1990, when a trail was created.

Column, Tennessee, Wild and scenic rivers

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Wisconsin's river country

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Visitors to the Tiffany Wildlife Area can enjoy the Chippewa River, hiking, beautiful scenery, canoe camping and abundant wildlife. Information on obtaining maps and permits for camping is given, along with driving directions.

Wisconsin, Wilderness areas, Backpacking, Tiffany, Wisconsin

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