Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge

The Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge's Glaze Creek boat ramp provides access to a medium-sized headwater stream in southern Arkansas. This 4th-order creek has a total length of 24.73 miles and an elevation drop of 1,647 feet, flowing at an average velocity of 1.14 feet per second. The Crossett Harbor Recreation Area boat ramp offers direct access to the Glaze Creek section of the Ouachita-Black River system within the Felsenthal refuge.

Paddlers and boaters will find a scenic, relatively slow-moving creek environment, well-suited for canoeing, kayaking, and small motorized craft. The refuge provides several public access points along the Ouachita and Black Rivers, with this Glaze Creek ramp being one of the options. Visitors are advised to check for any current conditions or closures before launching, as the refuge may have varying access and amenities depending on water levels and seasonal operations.

This recreation area is part of Ouachita-Black River - Felsenthal Pool