Woodruff County, Arkansas, offers a diverse and serene paddling experience, particularly for those who appreciate calm adventures and the unique ecology of the Arkansas Delta. Paddlers can expect to navigate blackwater rivers and scenic oxbow lakes, surrounded by the towering cypress and tupelo trees that define the region’s bottomland hardwood forests.
The area’s main waterways, including the White River and the Cache River, provide extensive opportunities for exploration. While the lower stretches of the White River are popular for fishing, they also offer calm waters for paddling and wildlife viewing.
The Cache River, presents a more wild, secluded feel. Anglers can paddle to remote fishing spots, while nature lovers can enjoy birdwatching for migratory waterfowl, bald eagles, and other native species.
Cache River Water Trail
Glide through ancient cypress swamps and pristine wetlands on this iconic Arkansas paddle route. A unique and intimate journey through a globally significant, pristine bald cypress-water tupelo swamp – a world of towering trees with a remarkable diversity of waterfowl and other wildlife. River Level
Sandy Beaches & Calm Water
As you embark on a boat journey down the White River. The summer heat gives way to a refreshing escape, revealing stunning white sand beaches perfect for a day of sunbathing, swimming, and picnicking. The calm waters and sandy shores are great for families or anyone looking for a peaceful river day. Pack your bathing suit, your lawn chair, and a stocked cooler! YES – lifejacket! N0 glass containers! River Level
