Some of Arkansas’s most beautiful places are the more remote spots where you can find peace and quiet, and bask in the splendor of nature. Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge is just such a place. It’s a 65,000-acre refuge full of wetland and forest. Visitors will truly feel as though they’ve stepped into a timeless place here.
Fall is a wonderful time to visit Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge - the hardwood foliage is spectacular.
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The swampland here is pristine and teeming with life.
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Don’t forget your camera when you visit - this place is incredibly picturesque.
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Many birds call the refuge home - it’s estimated that over 200 species are found here.
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70 species of reptiles and amphibians live here, including the broadbanded watersnake and the venomous cottonmouth.
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There are plenty of activities available in this pretty refuge. The best way to explore it is via kayak.
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The fishing can be very good here. You’ll find Largemouth Bass, catfish and perch.
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Hunting is an important management tool for this refuge. You may hunt ducks, goose, quail, deer and other species with a special permit.
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There’s no entrance fee to visit this quiet, peaceful wildlife refuge. Plan a day trip soon to enjoy it!
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The Visitor Center is located at 5531 Highway 82 West in Crossett. It’s open 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Have you ever visited Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge? Tell us about your experience!
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