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**Location & Facility:** North Arnold Creek offers public boat ramp access near Merrillan in Clark County, Wisconsin. This is a carry-in access point with somewhat open tree cover, suitable for launching kayaks, canoes, and small boats.
**Water Conditions:** Arnold Creek is a medium-sized stream (Stream Order 4) with a total length of 13.36 miles and an average flow of 17 cubic feet per second. Paddlers should expect moderate current with an average velocity of 1 foot per second and a consistent 10 ft/mile gradient. As a headwater stream, water levels may fluctuate seasonally, so conditions are best during higher water periods. The creek descends 133 feet over its length, providing moderate moving water suitable for kayaking and canoeing.
**Access & Planning:** This access point provides entry to the upper section of Arnold Creek. Paddlers should check current water conditions before visiting, as flow rates can vary. For additional public access points and detailed boating information in Wisconsin, visit the DNR's boat access database at dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/boataccess/. Consider the moderate gradient and current when planning your trip and skill level.