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Land Protected > Preserves > Boxcar Bend Preserve
Why it is a Conservation Priority
Boxcar Bend has its name because of the boxcars placed in the river by Union Pacific in 1952 in an attempt to stop erosion beneath the train tracks.  This restored area along the river is a beautiful stopping point along the bike path and is one of the most popular fishing access points on the Big Wood River.

What To Do And See:
An ideal close-to-home area to view over 48 bird species and catch a glimpse of
local wildlife.

Visiting Boxcar Bend Preserve:
Boxcar Bend Preserve is located on the east side of Hwy 75 0.08 mile north of the East Fork stoplight.  Park in the gravel area along the highway.

Restoration & Education Goals:
 

Boxcar Bend Preserve Media Links:
Other Preserves
• Blue Grouse Preserve
• Boxcar Bend Preserve
• Cowcatcher Ridge
• Draper Wood River Preserve
• Independence Creek Preserve
• Lake Creek Preserve
• Neher Preserve
• Peach Creek Preserve
• Porcupine Creek
Watershed: Big Wood River Made possible by:
Acreage Protected: 84.5
Public Access: yes
fishing access
stream, river or pond water
scenic vistas
picnic area
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