US Army Corps · Missouri River Corridor · Missouri River (Lake Oahe); Corps recreation area on the reservoir
Verified coordinates from the source record. Still confirm the current entrance and road status before travelling.
Spring and fall migration; winter eagles where water stays open
Peak months in the record: May, Sep, Oct
Pick any day of the coming week for sunrise, sunset, the low-light windows and the forecast at Beaver Creek Recreation Area.
Recreation-area shoreline access; pairs with the Lake Oahe WMAs.
Free day use
Fall waterfowl hunting; reservoir level swings; remote.
The notes on this page come from the guide's fixed records and can age. These links open what the managing agency publishes right now — always the last word on access.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (US Army Corps)
Agency pages are found by searching the place name, so the search may list nearby units too — no page here is a stored link to a specific trailhead or gate.
No access check recorded for this place yet. Once you have confirmed the current rules with USACE, mark it here so you can see how fresh your information is.
This only records that you checked. It never changes the guide's access notes and is not a statement from any agency.
Nobody publishes an open fall-colour peak map, so these are the dates volunteers recorded coloured leaves in North Dakota — a handful of plants at a handful of sites, not a statewide peak. Use the official reports below for the wider picture.
Leaf-out and leaf-colour timing: USA National Phenology Network (usanpn.org).
Pelicans
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Photograph the colony only from established distant viewpoints; do not approach nesting islands. Synchronized cooperative fishing groups on lakes make spectacular flight and feeding shots.
Illustration, not a field photograph · Real photos on All About Birds
Other
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Huge wheeling flocks over marshes at dawn; in breeding plumage (black hood, rosy breast) they are among the prettiest gulls.
Illustration, not a field photograph · Real photos on All About Birds
These are historical public posts collected as supporting evidence. They are not live sightings and do not guarantee current bird activity. Photos are not copied here — each entry links to the original post.
No collected post is mapped to this place. Several posts name only free-text locations — see the evidence log for those.