Limestone channels are cut into the ground and feed a spring below. These are marked "stay out" to protect bats. Please respect the signs.

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Limestone channels are cut into the ground and feed a spring below. These are marked "stay out" to protect bats. Please respect the signs.

This is another example of the limestone creek bed by Turkey Creek.

Do not enter caves! They are closed due to bat nesting and the prevalence of White Nose Syndrome.

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Tim Thomas

Jan 28, 2017 near Ashland, MO

“Limestone channels are cut into the ground and feed a spring below. These are marked "stay out" to protect bats. Please respect the signs.”

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Limestone channels are cut into the ground and feed a spring below. These are marked "stay out" to protect bats. Please respect the signs.

Do not enter caves! They are closed due to bat nesting and the prevalence of White Nose Syndrome.

This cave (roughly 30-40' wide, 20' tall, and 40-50' deep) is off limits to protect bats.

Along Turkey Creek, keep your eyes peeled for these small, cave-like openings in the rock.

Cross Bass Creek next to this bluff.

The bluffs are sheer along Bass Creek.

There are more bluffs just south of Bass Creek. You can see more during times when the foliage is down.

This is another example of the limestone creek bed by Turkey Creek.

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Three Creeks Trail - Turkey… 2.1 mi 3.4 km 0 Ashland, MO