Amherst/Plymouth Wildlife Management Area — Attraction in Winfield

This is a great place to explore and enjoy a nice hike to a beautiful overlook that is about 60ft tall with some really cool rock formations all around to check out!

Now another cool fact about hiking to the top of Plymouth Rock is a nice little surprise if ur the adventurous type like myself & explore around the cliff & check out what's below the overlook and you won't be disappointed I promise 😉

There's not only a double wide size free standing pillar that's pretty cool to check out but the best surprise is my opinion is the awesome little cave that's tucked away behind a mess of boulders, varying in size.

⚠️ Just make sure to be extra careful and watch your footing, You have to do a Little Rock scrambling especially if you want to check out the cave which is definitely worth it's because inside you will find a hand carved bench & a carved out space across from the rock bench that Indians did from what I've been told.

Either way, if it's true that the cave was done by Indians or not, it's still a really cool spot to check out and take a break to enjoy the Lil cave!!

⛔ If interested in checking out this spot, don't hesitate to message me for directions .. Unfortunately there are no signs to lead ya in the right direction.

It would not be hard to end up getting lost and WAY off from your original destination!

The wildlife management area is actually much larger than...

Lots of land to hunt, but i dont think theres enough roads. Add another 500 on top of what you have already put in. I dont know who's in charge of this place, but you clearly don't know what you're doing because your ruining the "nature" part of it by excavating all these roads your putting in that are large enough to fit a mobile home on. Every single weekend i come in to hunt a spot that i picked the week before, when i come in there is 2,3,4 new muddy roads running through it. Like how do you expect people to plan a hunt if you keep changing the area, that disturbs the wild life movement and patterns. I understand its open to hikers and bikers as well, but this is insane. In the last 2 weeks there has been 6 new roadways cleared through the area iv been trying to hunt. I guess im going to have to hike 3 hours in to try to get away from all the equipment and fuel and oil cans that are left laying around... and if hunters are the ones that wanted this then those people aren't hunters. If you cant hunt without a road then you need to stay home. The best wildlife refuges are left "untouched", "virgin ground",...

Nice gravel road to walk or ride bikes on. Gas crew and trucks were working in there as of 10-15-20. Saw a beautiful rough green...