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Linear Park Trail runs along the Blue and Kansas Rivers as well as Wildcat Creek. Its total length is just under ten miles, though eventually it is planned to encircle the entire city. As of now it's a great place to go for a hike, jog, or bike ride along the way and through numerous parks and neighborhoods.

The Kansas River is also known as the Kaw. The city of Kansas City, Missouri was named after the river, as was the state of Kansas. While most of the river's watershed is dammed for flood control, the Kansas River is mostly free flowing, with the exception of one low impact hydroelectric dam.

This is a nice city park with a playground, sports fields, walking trail, and lake. The loop around the park is especially nice, as it goes in and out of tree covered areas for a nice balance of sun and shade.

The Kansas River is also known as the Kaw. The city of Kansas City, Missouri was named after the river, as was the state of Kansas. While most of the river's watershed is dammed for flood control, the Kansas River is mostly free flowing, with the exception of one low impact hydroelectric dam.

Carnahan Cove changes dramatically with the water level in Tuttle Lake. When the water level is high the marshes flourish and make for excellent hiking and fishing. When the water level is low more roads and trails are revealed.

Broken Arrow Ranch is a Christian summer camp for kids that is a part of the Kansas-Nebraska Conference.

The lake was constructed between 1961-1962 as a reservoir and for flood control. Farms and houses were submerged when the valley flooded, and when the water level is low you can still see the foundations of buildings revealed along the water's edge.

Tallgrass prairie and sweeping views distinguish the ridge of the King's Creek loop from the meadows and trees by the creek. The best time to hike is late spring when the prairie comes back to life and the wildflowers are in full bloom. This also makes a great sunrise or sunset hike!