Beecher Island
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Historic site of an 1868 armed conflict between the US Army and Plains Indian tribes, named after Lt. Fredrick Henry Beecher, featuring memorials and a campground.

Historic sandbar along the Arikaree River in Wray, Colorado, notable as the site of the 1868 Battle of Beecher Island, a U.S. National Register of Historic Places site. Features memorials to both U.S. scouts and Native American warriors.

Why Go

šŸ“œ Explore a significant 19th-century battleground and site of national historical importance
šŸ—æ Visit commemorative monuments, interpretative signs, and multiple commemorative markers
šŸ•ļø Enjoy camping and picnicking facilities on-site
šŸžļø Discover a unique natural setting near the lowest point in Colorado

Why Avoid

šŸŒŠ Original island and river course significantly altered by a 1935 flood

šŸ…æļø Parking Available at the site, near picnic and camping grounds.

šŸš» Toilets Modern restrooms available.

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