Crow Creek WMA in Alabama

by  guest-paddler

A self-supported trip created by guest-paddler

Trip Overview

Crow creek WMA is where Crow creeks flows into Lake Guntersville on the Tennessee river. There is a large shallow embayment north of highway 72 with several low islands. We put in at the Stevenson city park which has a boat ramp. The bay is full of water weeds and lilly pads.

We paddled around the bay and saw a deer on one of the islands. There were several Osprey flying overhead a couple with fish. Paddling North towards the hills we got into Crow Creek which meanders around with several oxbows. We paddled up past the railroad bridge to a metal grid surfaced automobile bridge. Janie was startled by a beaver splashing it's tail right beside her kayak. The lilly pads were in bloom and it was very beautiful.

Accommodations:

Plenty of motels and food nearby

Fees:

Free

Directions:

Stevenson is off of Hwy 72 about 50 miles west of Chattanooga, TN. There are signs for the Crow Creek WMA on the hwy.

Trip Details

  • Skill Level: Beginner
  • Water Type: River/Creek (Up to Class II)

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