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Tishomingo NWR offers wildlife watching, photography, and hiking throughout most of the refuge from March 1 through September 30 and in limited areas during the rest of the year. From October 1 until March 1 the Wildlife Management Unit is closed to all public recreation except limited hunting. Good fishing draws many anglers to Cumberland Pool and the Washita River. Picnickers are welcome and a pavilion is available for group activities.
Birdwatching on Refuge

The Craven Nature Trail winds through a mile of woodlands along Dick's Pond, where visitors might see a beaver lodge, herons, ducks or other wildlife. In winter, large flocks of ducks and geese may be seen from an observation tower located east of Big Sandy Creek. Jemison's Lookout, near Nida Point, provides a beautiful view of the Cumberland Pool year-round.

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Tishomingo Refuge Ecology and Education Society

Birdwatching
Photo by Jona Reasor, USFWS
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