Neal's Bridge

Neal's Bridge is a boat ramp access point on Tims Ford Lake, a reservoir section of the Elk River located near Lynchburg in Moore County, Tennessee. This site provides access to a large water body fed by a major river system with significant flow characteristics. The Elk River watershed drains 1,533 square miles and maintains an average flow of approximately 2,758 cubic feet per second, making it a substantial waterway suitable for various boating activities.

The lake setting at this access point offers relatively calm water conditions compared to the upstream river sections, as the impoundment of Tims Ford Dam creates a reservoir environment. The water body elevation at this location is approximately 173 meters, and the broader Elk River system spans 175 miles with considerable elevation changes throughout its course. Boaters using this access should be aware that while the immediate lake area is generally stable, the underlying river current averages 4.17 feet per second when in flow.

This location serves as a practical launch point for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboat operators looking to access Tims Ford Lake. The site's proximity to Lynchburg makes it accessible for day-use boating activities. Users should verify current conditions and any facility amenities before visiting, as water levels and accessibility can vary seasonally.