Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
The Emergency Wetland Reserve Act was established to protect, restore, and manage wetlands and bottomland forests.
Plan Around Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
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Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge Details
The Emergency Wetland Reserve Act was established to protect, restore, and manage wetlands and bottomland forests. Because of this act, the Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1990 in order to provide high quality habitat, support biodiversity, encourage recreational activities, and enhance public education in the area. Nestled in the Cache River watershed between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, the forest has some of the most diverse bottomland trees and swamplands around. 91% of the states swamplands are contained in the refuge and the bald cypress around 100 years old.
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Nearby Parks Around Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
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4.1 mi away
Tunnel Hill State Trail
This trail is like a living museum there is something new and exciting to discover around each turn.
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Cache River State Natural Area
Once you step foot inside this magical forest of 1,000-year-old cypress trees, you will be amazed that someplace this beautiful actually exists.
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Heron Pond Little Black Slough State Natural Area
A designated National Natural Landmark, this serene pond is a critical habitat for many native birds and animals.
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Bork Falls
Escape the heat (and the crowds) with a visit to this beautiful waterfall in the Ferne Cliff State Park.
14.1 mi away
Ferne Clyffe State Park
Ferne Clyffe State Park is known for its natural beauty.
