Grand Opening of Shady Bend Park in Osborne

The NCK Outdoors crew took on a major upgrade to the Shady Bend Trails and Park on the west end of Osborne, Kansas. The project added 4 miles of sustainable hiking and biking trails, a new trailhead parking and staging area, signage, a river view picnic area and a nature interpretive trail with more life sized animal cutouts to complete the park experience. There are beginner, intermediate and advanced trails to choose from and provide some great riding. The Osborne County Community Foundation awarded NCK Outdoors a grant to enhance the community space and a grand opening is planned for Sunday, June 2, 2:00-4:00 p.m. To get to Shady Bend park from W. Main St. in downtown Osborne, then turn onto W. 90th St and follow the signs to the park and the trailhead. The new kiosk was recently installed which displays a map of the Shady Bend trail system for all visitors.

For more information about NCK Outdoors and the great parks and trails, outdoor programs and events in North Central Kansas or to find out how you can make a donation, volunteer, or support our mission, visit http://www.nckout- doors.com or email nckoutdoors@gmail.com. Follow NCK Outdoors on Facebook and Instagram for updates of great outdoor events, mountain bike rides, races, and build days.

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