The National park service has officially announced that a portion of the Arkansas river is designated as a National Water trail. The first such trail named in the state of Kansas. In looking at the map below, the trail begins in Great Bend, KS and then stretches 192 miles ending at the Oklahoma-Kansas border. This designation is a tremendous honor for the people and communities along the river. Anyone interested in 192 mile expedition?
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