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  • Tate Pumphouse

    Restaurant4The Pumphouse is now available for rental for private parties and functions. Call 472-0532 for details.   The Tate Pump House was restored and renovated in 2009, in support of our organization’s mission to preserve the scenic, natural and historic value of the North Platte River. The Tate Pumphouse Trail Center is centrally located along the River Trail and ... READ MORE »

  • Whitewater Park

    kayakIt’s summertime…time to be on the river. Call Platte River Raft N Reel to reserve your raft, kayak, canoe or tube. 307-267-0170. www.RaftnReel.com In May 2003 the Platte River Parkway Trust inaugurated the Casper Whitewater Park, Wyoming’s premier man made whitewater facility. The Casper Whitewater Park is a one half mile stretch of ... READ MORE »
Events

    • Amoco Park to Feature Bart Rea Learning Circle

      CircleViewAmoco Park was the first area along the North Platte River to be cleaned-up, conserved and enhanced by the Platte River Trails organization beginning in 1982. Once a dumping ground adjacent to the river and across the river from the refinery, Amoco Park is now one of the most popular parks along the river ... READ MORE »

    • Platte River Trails Will Construct Trail Along Robertson Road

      Pathway Exhibit 2Thanks to a Wyoming Department of Transportation TAP grant, the Platte River Trails Trust has begun the design for a trail along Robertson Road on Casper’s west side. The west side of Casper is growing exponentially along with the need for safe non-motorized transportation options. This project along Robertson Road will be a continuation of ... READ MORE »

    • Ft. Caspar Underpass Update

      Ft.CasparParkThe long anticipated construction of an underpass at the intersection of 13th Street and Wyoming Blvd. at Ft. Caspar is set to go out to bid in December of 2014.  It feels like this project has been on the drawing board for some time now and the Platte River Trails Board is anxious to see ... READ MORE »