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Wildcat
Creek Access Sites
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The objective of MuskratsDen.com
is to provide inspiration so people can enjoy the wonderful natural resources
here at home........Indiana..........Wildcat Creek.........our backyards.
Legal and logical access is one of the most important factors to the enjoyment
of Indiana's rivers and creeks. At some time in the future I will prepare
a special page that describes the pitiful "legal" situation of river
access and stream-use that exists in Indiana, and compare that to some of
the traditions that exist in our neighboring states. For now, just do it.......go.........get
in the Creek and enjoy it. Be reasonable when dealing with landowners, stay
away from problem spots, and you will have a marvelous experience.
This page will eventually contain
the most complete information on Wildcat Creek Access Sites ever compiled.
Every access location that is available to the public (including many private
sites) will be included. Detailed descriptions will be provided, and updated
as situations change. Many more private sites will be stored in an archive
that will be available only for special circumstances, and accessable only
by e-mail request.
Soon, I will prepare an access
site overview page that will describe all the acronyms, abbreviations, etc.
For now, I will spen my time preparing a comprehensive list of the sites.
Enjoy!
The access sites will always be
listed in a "Downstream" direction. Naturally, that is the direction
you travel...Right? Unless you are canoe fishing with me, of course.
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ACCESS SITE INFORMATION REQUEST
No data collection of this type is ever complete. Please contact me
with any info that you believe should be included or changed. I am especially
concerned with landowner info at private access sites: names, addresses,
phones, e-dresses, and their rules or desires concerning use of their
property.
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Wildcat
Creek Access Sites
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| Howard CR 300-E Bridge on Mud Creek |
| Jerome Bridge............"Don't Go There!" |
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Pe-Che-Wah
Park Public Access Site...RM
78.5
At the
SR-213 Bridge, 1.5 miles south of Greentown (US-35), 2.5 miles north
of SR-26; DS/RR. A gravel lane NORTH of the bridge leads to the
access site and parking area; a picnic area is located south of the
bridge.
Plenty of off-road parking and very easy access to the Creek. Hiking/mountain
biking trails also leave from the parking area. Managed by the Kokomo/Howard
County Park & Recreation Dept.
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| Howard County Nature Study Area |
| Waterworks Road Bridge............"Don't Go There!" |
| Wildcat
Creek Reservoir Park |
| Wildcat Creek Reservoir Public Boat Ramp |
| Wildcat Reservoir Dam Spillway |
| Howard CR 300-E Bridge............"Don't Go There!" |
| US Hwy 31 Bridge............"Don't Go There!" |
| Waterworks
Park Public Access Site |
| Miller-Highland
(UCT) Park |
| State Rd 29 Bridge............Soon to become an IDNR Public Access Site |
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