Painted Rock Conservation Area consists of 1,480 acres. The Osage River intersects the property along the western boundary. Breathtaking views are offered from the Scenic Trail at two boardwalks and other locations.
The forest contains six ponds, which are managed primarily for wildlife, and Clubhouse Lake. The lands show evidence of occupation by American Indians as early as 9,000 years ago. An Indian burial cairn, located along Osage Scenic Bluff trail, was constructed between 500 and 1,500 years ago.
Area activities include bird watching, camping, fishing, hiking and hunting.
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Additional Information
Travelers With Disabilities Information
Not Wheelchair Accessible
Smoking Policy
Smoking Allowed Outdoors Only
Activities On-site
Fishing
Activities Within 10 Miles
Backpacking Trail
Biking / Walking Trails
Camping
Fishing
Cost Of Admission
Free Admission
Pet Policy
Pets On Leash Allowed
Service Animals Welcome