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Lower Witmer Park in Clearfield offers convenient access to the West Branch Susquehanna River at River Mile 174.8. This boat ramp provides launching facilities for kayakers, canoeists, and motorized boats looking to explore this major river corridor. The access point sits near the 652-acre Hepburn Street Dam pool, which offers deeper water suitable for various water activities including water-skiing.
The surrounding area features the Witmer Park facilities and is located behind the Curwensville Civic Center. Paddlers should note that there is a lowhead dam nearby that requires portaging; the typical take-out is at Elliott's Park on river left. This access point serves as a key link along the 228-mile Susquehanna River Water Trail, corresponding with Sections 3 and 4 of the West Branch map guide. For multi-day trips or shuttle services, it's recommended to contact local outfitters in advance.
Nearby recreation options include Curwensville Lake, operated by Clearfield County with day-use amenities. Other convenient access points in the area include Frenchville Fish and Boat Commission Access, Rolling Stone Bridge, Karthaus Canoe Launch, and Keating Access at the confluence with Sinamahoning Creek, providing flexibility for trip planning.