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Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
One of nine National Wildlife Refuges in Oklahoma, Salt Plains is an excellent destination for the bird watcher, wildlife watcher, hunter, fisherman or gem seeker. As well as being habitat for over 300 species of birds, the refuge has been designated a Globally Important Bird Area, a Member of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network and critical habitat for the endangered whooping crane. Winter months are prime for eagle viewing, while spring and fall draw thousands of migrating waterfowl to the area. The trails, auto tour and outdoor activities are fun for all members of the family. Guided tours available with prior reservations. Those interested in fishing on the refuge or digging for the unique selenite crystals will need to visit the refuge between April 1st and October 15th. Visit the website for more information. **NOTICE** Selenite crystal digging at the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge resumed on April 25, 2009. General Info: Handicap Accessible, Lake/River View, Pets Allowed, Free Admission Tour Group Services: Guided Tours, Tour Bus Parking Recreation Activities Available: Fishing Days/Hours Open: Refuge open Sun up to sundown. Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4pm. Directions: Take Hwy 64 to Hwy 38, N to refuge entrance sign. Highway Corridor: US-69 Group Contact: Jon Brock |
