Wallace Lake, LA, which is operated by the Corps, has facilities at the dam
for bank fishing.

Wallace Lake, LA, which is operated by the Corps, has facilities at the dam for bank fishing.

Two visitors on a cave tour looking at cave bacon and stalagmites

Some smaller spaces in the cave require turning sideways to avoid touching cave walls

Ranger on a stairway turning sideways to avoid touching bumpy cave walls

Ranger twists and ducks with the assistance of a handrail to avoid touching cave walls and the low ceiling while climbing a stairway

Unique cave formation that twists and turns much like a tree root or spaghetti noodles

Two ton white stalactite surrounded by smaller formations

A small room decorated with coral-like formations

Tour group in the Chimes Chamber of Timpanogos Cave

6 visitors standing below their ranger who is pointing out different cave formations in a highly decorated room in Timpanogos Cave

Ranger ducking under low spot in Middle Cave

Ranger ducking under a low spot while walking across a metal walkway

Looking down from cave entrance to the canyon floor

Ranger and visitors duck low under a longer stretch of spikey cave formations called stalactites

Stairway to the Imagination Room in Timpanogos Cave

Steep, stone staircase in a dark limestone passage dimly lit with floor lights

Tour group in the Big Room of Middle Cave

4 visitors listening to a ranger describe the surrounding flowstone found in a larger chamber of Middle Cave

Clear cave lake surrounded by stalactites and other formations

People hiking up a steep, narrow, paved trail

Yellow pointed cave formation clinging to the cave ceiling surrounded by other knobby formations

Wallace Lake

The Red River National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) was created legislatively by the
Red River National Wildlife Refuge Act - signed into law on October 13, 2000.
The first land purchase was made in August 2002 consisting of 1,377 acres.
According to legislation, the refuge shall consist of approximately 50,000
acres of Federal lands and waters along that section of the Red River between
Colfax, Louisiana and the Arkansas state line, a distance of approximately 120
miles. Therefore, Red River NWR is comprised of a headquarters unit and four
additional focus units. The purposes for which the refuge was established are
as follows:

1\. To provide for the restoration and conservation of native plants and
animal communities on suitable sites in the Red River basin, including
restoration of extirpated species;

2\. To provide habitat for migratory birds; and

3\. To provide technical assistance to private landowners in the restoration
of their lands for the benefit of fish and wildlife (114 Stat. 1056, dated
October 13, 2000).

The Red River National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) was created legislatively by the Red River National Wildlife Refuge Act - signed into law on October 13, 2000. The first land purchase was made in August 2002 consisting of 1,377 acres. According to legislation, the refuge shall consist of approximately 50,000 acres of Federal lands and waters along that section of the Red River between Colfax, Louisiana and the Arkansas state line, a distance of approximately 120 miles. Therefore, Red River NWR is comprised of a headquarters unit and four additional focus units.  The purposes for which the refuge was established are as follows:1. To provide for the restoration and conservation of native plants and animal communities on suitable sites in the Red River basin, including restoration of extirpated species;2. To provide habitat for migratory birds; and3. To provide technical assistance to private landowners in the restoration of their lands for the benefit of fish and wildlife (114 Stat. 1056, dated October 13, 2000).

Wallace Lake

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