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Flint Hills Scenic Byway
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Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge consists of 18,500 acres located on the upstream portion of John Redmond Reservoir. It is managed primarily for migratory waterfowl; intensive use by ducks and geese occurs during the spring and fall migration. Numerous ponds and a system of shallow marshes provide additional waterfowl habitat.
Quick Facts
- Hours of Operation:
- Refuge office/visitor center: open Mon-Fri from 8-4:30; closed federal holidays. Some parts of the refuge are closed to the public from Nov 1-Mar 1.
- Location:
Located 30 miles east of Flint Hills Scenic Byway, and 5 miles south of I-35.
- N 38.315° W 95.932° [?]
Local Information
- Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge:
- Visit this website for detailed information on Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge
