National Wild & Scenic Rivers
 

Little Beaver Creek

Ohio

Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Natural Areas and Preserves
Fountain Square
Columbus, Ohio 43224

Designated Reach: October 23, 1975. The main stem from the confluence of the West Fork with the Middle Fork near Williamsport to the mouth. The North Fork from its confluence with Brush Run to its confluence with the main stem at Fredericktown. The Middle Fork from the vicinity of the County Road 901 (Elkston Road) bridge crossing to its confluence with the West Fork near Williamsport. The West Fork from the vicinity of the County Road 914 (Y-Camp Road) bridge crossing to its confluence with the Middle Fork near Williamsport.

Classification/Mileage: Scenic — 33.0 miles; Total — 33.0 miles.

Little Beaver Creek represents some of the most rugged and wildest land in Ohio. Forested to a width of over a mile in places, this stream is home of the endangered hellbender (large aquatic salamander) and retains its original aquatic community. From ridges topping over 200 feet, there are breathtaking views of the valley below.

Related Sites: Little Beaver River (Ohio Department of Natural Resources)

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