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Refuge Ramp #4 provides access to the Cumberland River at Lake Barkley in Stewart County, Tennessee. This boat ramp is located within the Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge, offering paddlers and boaters a scenic launch point to explore the expansive lake and surrounding wetlands.
The ramp is easily accessible from Neeley's Bend Road and can accommodate small to medium-sized watercraft. The Cumberland River in this area is a broad, slow-moving waterway that is well-suited for canoeing, kayaking, and recreational boating. Paddlers can expect calm waters and opportunities to observe the diverse wildlife and habitats within the refuge.
For those interested in exploring the region further, the nearby Fort Donelson National Battlefield provides historical context about the area's important role during the Civil War. Visitors are encouraged to check local regulations and conditions before launching, as water levels and accessibility may vary. This ramp offers a convenient access point to enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities of the Cumberland River and Lake Barkley.
Nearby Recreation Areas
Cross Creeks National Wildlife RefugeLocated within