Alcova, Wyoming · Natrona County · Facility
The Redds Day Use Area has an access road, parking area and a one-mile pedestrian trail with interpretive signs. The trail provides access to the riverbank. It's a great area for hiking and bank fishing. There are no restrooms at this location.
The Redds Day Use Area has an access road, parking area and a one-mile pedestrian trail with interpretive signs. The trail provides access to the riverbank. It's a great area for hiking and bank fishing. There are no restrooms at this location.
From Alcova, go east .6 miles on Highway 220 to County Road 412. Turn right on County Road 412 and continue for 1.2 miles to the turnoff on the right.
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