Alcova, Wyoming · Natrona County · Facility
Ledge Creek is an undeveloped site accessible only by watercraft along the North Platter River. It is commonly used as a stopping point for fisherman during day floats, as there are portable toilets installed and left during the months of March - October. The boundaries are indicated by colored squares mounted on woode…
Ledge Creek is an undeveloped site accessible only by watercraft along the North Platter River. It is commonly used as a stopping point for fisherman during day floats, as there are portable toilets installed and left during the months of March - October. The boundaries are indicated by colored squares mounted on wooden posts on the banks. Blue boundaries indicate public lands, while red indicate private lands.
From the city of Casper travel South West on Highway 220 for approximately 24 miles to County Road 412. Turning left onto County Road 412 travel approximately 0.8 miles to the Grey Reef Access Area. From the Access area boat launch travel approximately 2.5 river miles to the public land entrance boundary.
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