Squaw Creek NWR

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			Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge
			Loess Bluff Trail: 1 mile, the trail begins directly behind the
			visitor center so pickup a trail guide it will be helpful. Near the
Categories			end close to 200 limestone steps will take you to the top of a
Boating Camping Canoeing Fishing Hiking Hunting			loess bluff prairie remnant.
			Difficulty III
			Eagle Overlook Trail: 1.35 miles, pick up an auto tour
			guide from the visitor center. Look for muskrat houses and other
			wildlife
			Difficulty I
			The Refuge
			One of four national wildlife refuges in Missouri. Established in
			1935 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as a resting and feeding
Information			area for migratory birds and other wildlife. This 7,178 acre refuge
Fishing C.A.'s Fishing Report Hunting C.A.'s Parks Photo Galleries Water Watch Weather Radar			a open marsh, flooded timber, cordgrass prairie, and forest. 321
			species of birds have been identified here so far. The refuge is
			open from sunrise to sunset.
			660-442-3187 35 miles North West of St. Joseph on I-29. take exit
			79 and travel South West on Hwy 159.




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