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Little River Canyon National Preserve
Crow Point Overlook
View from Crow Point

Crow Point was named for James Oscar Crow, Sr. He generously donated the land to the state park (the land was once owned by DeSoto State Park) to permit the public an opportunity to enjoy this picturesque spot.

Look down the 300 foot cliffs to see where Bear Creek and Little River join together.

Enjoy a picnic in the shade on the rocks as you enjoy the view.

The trail to the overlook is about 100 yards long. It has a curved semi-steep slope. Going down the trail is easy, coming up will give you a little workout.

ATV Riding  

Did You Know?
All operators of non-licensed motorized vehicles (ATV's, dirt bikes, etc.) must obtain a permit in person at the Little River Canyon National Preserve Headquarters office in order to ride in the Backcountry Area. The operator must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid drivers license.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 15:31 EST