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**Location & Access:** Dyer Creek is a public boat ramp located in Smithland, Livingston County, Kentucky, providing access to the Ohio River. It's one of six public access points in Livingston County and serves as a convenient launch point for boaters exploring this section of the river.
**Best For:** This ramp is suitable for kayakers, canoeists, and recreational boaters looking to access the Ohio River and its tributaries. The area offers opportunities for paddling the river itself or exploring nearby creeks. Anglers also use this access point for fishing. Note that some ramps in the area, including privately-owned facilities, may charge fees or have variable operating status, so it's worth confirming availability before your visit.
**Nearby Options:** If you're exploring the region, Livingston County also offers access at Carrsville, Birdsville, Givens Creek, and other public ramps. The Ohio River in this area (near Pool 52) provides extended paddling opportunities, and nearby attractions include Barkley Lake and Land Between the Lakes for alternative water recreation.