Name: Cottonwood Trail
Rating: 3.0

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Old growth cottonwood trees make this a neat area to ride, but it's a short piece of trail. The trail has some sandy turns, so don't take them too quickly. You can connect to Prairie Trail or Rolling Hills Trail to make a longer ride.

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Land Manager: Sand Hills State Park

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Andy Cramb

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3.0 from 1 vote

#4

in Sand Hills State Park

#31003

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#4

in Sand Hills State Park

#262

in Kansas

#31,003

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Nov 25, 2015 near Buhler, KS

The path is kinda spider-webby around here and there's some benches here and there if you want to hang out and watch the wildlife.

Nov 25, 2015 near Buhler, KS

This bit of path goes from the parking lot to a bathroom and then on to the trails.

Nov 25, 2015 near Buhler, KS

This path is in the woods and not very sandy.

Nov 25, 2015 near Buhler, KS

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Cottonwood Trail

“A neat wooded area to ride through with lots of wildlife. ”

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1,567' 478 m

1,520' 463 m

58' 18 m

53' 16 m

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