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Riverbreaks Conservation Area Access

Riverbreaks Conservation Area Access provides primitive camping and fishing opportunities across two adjacent tracts in southern Holt County, featuring three stocked fishing ponds, three permanent streams (Whales Creek, Schlotz Branch, and Forbes Creek), and an unstaffed single-projectile shooting range.

Access the east tract from Oregon via Highway 59 east to Route O south (3. 25 miles), or the west tract by continuing on Route O to Route T west (1. 5 miles).

The 2,307-acre area offers hiking, biking, and horseback riding on designated trails, with primitive camping limited to 14 consecutive days.


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