Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge

Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge, located in the Arkansas Delta, serves as a vital habitat for diverse wildlife, featuring approximately 125 miles of well-maintained gravel roads, a 600-acre lake, and a 1.75-mile Cypress Discovery Canoe Trail. The refuge encompasses four distinct habitat types: freshwater impoundments, bottom hardwood forests, croplands, and grasslands, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Visitors can engage in various activities such as hunting, fishing, wildlife watching, and photography, while also benefiting from educational programs. The refuge is part of a larger complex that includes multiple wildlife management areas, all managed to support conservation efforts and protect significant wetland habitats.

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