woman in front of canoe holding a yellow paddle in dark reflective water with cypress trees and clouds in a sunny sky.
Return to Cache River National Wildlife Refuge

Wildlife watching

At Cache River National Wildlife Refuge

The Bayou DeView Water Trail is a 15.2 mile flat-water paddling route through cypress and tupelo swamps in Monroe County, Arkansas. 

Visit the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission site to learn more and view maps of the Trail route.

Cache River National Wildlife Refuge Activities

A woman waterfowl hunting by a wetland at sunset
Hunting
An underwater photo of a fish opening its mouth to grab a fishing lure. People stand with fishing poles on a boat above the surface of the water.
Fishing
Cache River National Wildlife Refuge
26320 Highway 33 South
Augusta, AR 72006-5027
(501) 203-7253

A Visitor Contact Center is located inside the refuge headquarters building and has wildlife displays such as species and habitat exhibits along with taxidermist mounts. Visitors can also apply for Special Use Permits (SUPs). Annual Refuge Public Use Regulations Brochures can be found at this building and at major boat ramps on the refuge. Due to limited staff, please call ahead (501-203-7253) of your planned visit to confirm that the headquarters or Visitor Contact Center will be open.