Otter Slough Conservation Area Access
Otter Slough Conservation Area Access
Otter Slough Conservation Area Access provides a boat ramp on Otter Slough Lake in Stoddard County, best accessed by traveling west from Dexter on Highway 60, then south on Highway ZZ to County Road 675.
Boating and fishing are permitted (with seasonal closures starting October 15), and a gravel road leads to the area headquarters and boat ramp; motors over 10 horsepower must operate at slow, no-wake speed.
The 4,859-acre conservation area features a cypress/tupelo swamp ecosystem and is a major waterfowl destination, though access by boat is recommended when water levels are adequate.
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