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Duck River Scenic Floatway
ADA Accessibility Notes
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Beautiful scenic float almost the entire state of Tennessee. Begins at Normandy Dam with numerous access sites along the river to the confluence with the Tennessee River. Upper reach below Normandy Dam has some small rapids and faster currents. Avoid the old mill dam at Courtner Mill. No public launch and no public portage. The river is primarily flatwater on the lower section. Fishing for trout and panfish is very popular. Expect heavy use on weekends and holidays during the recreation season.
Consult the TVA website for Normandy Dam water release information.
https://www.tva.gov/Environment/Lake-Levels
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agencyhas a state wide map of all access sites.
Best Access Points
Upper section - Normandy Dam- Frank Hiles Road, Dement Bridge - Cortner Road, Hy 269, Three Forks -Three Forks Bridge Road, Mullins Mill - Hy 41A, Green Island- Hy 82. Multiple access points downstream managed by local and state agencies.
Eco-Friendly Notes
Help us protect our waterways and public lands- Practice Leave No Trace Principles
How to Get There
Upper section - Normandy Dam- Frank Hiles Road, Dement Bridge - Cortner Road, Hy 269, Three Forks -Three Forks Bridge Road, Mullins Mill - Hy 41A, Green Island- Hy 82. Multiple access points downstream managed by local and state age
Pet Friendly Notes
Pets must be under control of owners. Please note that the waterways and parks have abundant wildlife