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At Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge

The refuge offers a 10-mile-long gravel wildlife drive along the southern bank of the Cumberland River. It is closed seasonally from Nov. 15th -Mar. 15th. 

A map can be found in the general brochure.

Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge Activities

A hunter walking in the woods with their rifle.
Hunting
Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge's woodland habitat holds sizable numbers of popular game species, including turkey, deer, squirrel, beaver and coyote.
A close-up image of a crappie fish with a fishing lure in it's mouth.
Fishing
Sport fishing is permitted on Cross Creeks NWR. Predominant species are sunfish, crappie, catfish and largemouth bass.
Visitors watching wildlife through the windows of the visitor center..
Birding
Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge
643 Wildlife Road
Dover, TN 37058-6136
(931) 232-7477
crosscreeks@fws.gov

GPS Coordinates: Latitude 36° 29’ 37.18” N Longitude 87° 47’ 45.85” W