Finches Ferry

Finches Ferry Boat Ramp provides access to the Black Warrior River, a large navigable waterway in western Alabama. The single-lane boat ramp and accompanying day-use facilities offer paddlers, anglers, and recreational boaters a convenient entry point to this scenic river system.

The Black Warrior River is a substantial, slow-moving waterway over 170 miles long, with an average flow of nearly 11,000 cubic feet per second. Its gentle gradient of about 1 foot per mile makes it well-suited for leisurely floats and motor boating. Kayakers, canoeists, and small powerboaters will find the river's size and flow manageable, though caution is advised during periods of high water.

The Finches Ferry access site includes a sheltered picnic area and restrooms, making it an ideal spot for day trips or short overnight excursions. Visitors should note that the boat ramp requires a day-use pass, available through Recreation.gov or on-site. With its scenic setting and easy river access, Finches Ferry is a popular destination for enjoying the Black Warrior's recreational opportunities.

Overview
Finches Ferry is located on the Black Warrior River near the city of Eutaw, Alabama. Park amenities include a boat ramp, shelter, and waterborne restrooms. The single-lane boat ramp provides access to fishing and other recreational opportunities. 
Recreation
Fishing, boating and family gatherings are just a few recreational activities that can be enjoyed at Finches Ferry.