South Pine Wildlife Management Area

**Location & Access:** South Pine Wildlife Management Area offers public boat ramp access to Spring Branch in Brown County, Nebraska (42.36°N, -99.74°W). This is a basic public access facility operated by Nebraska Wildlife, providing a launch point for paddlers and small boats exploring the Spring Branch waterway in the scenic Sandhills region.

**What to Expect:** As a wildlife management area access site, expect fundamental amenities including a boat ramp and parking area. The facility is designed for day-use recreation and supports kayaking, canoeing, and boating. The nearby John W. and Louise Seier National Wildlife Refuge is located in the Sandhills, Nebraska's largest remaining natural tract, offering scenic paddling through a unique landscape of grasslands and water features. Check with Nebraska Game and Parks Commission for current conditions, any seasonal restrictions related to wildlife management, and specific facility details before your visit.

**Practical Note:** Being a wildlife management area, certain uses may be restricted during specific seasons to support conservation goals. Contact local wildlife management staff for information on water levels, current conditions, and any paddling advisories for Spring Branch.