Molino Public Boat Ramp

On Escambia River

The Escambia River is the lower part of a single river whose upper reach in Alabama is called the Conecuh River. Wikipedia gives a combined length of 258 miles. The name changes where Escambia Creek joins, just downstream of the Alabama–Florida line. From there the river flows south through Escambia and Santa Rosa counties to Escambia Bay, an arm of Pensacola Bay. The Northwest Florida Water Management District says the river runs about 54 miles from the state line to Escambia Bay and ranks it as Florida's fourth-largest river. Its drainage basin covers 4,200 square miles, and only 10 percent of that is in Florida. Upstream in Covington County, Alabama, the Conecuh is dammed at Gantt Dam and Point A Dam. More about Escambia River.

Boating rules on Escambia River

• Bluff Springs day-use area is open daily from 8 a.m. to sunset source
• ATVs are prohibited on the Escambia River Water Management Area, and motor vehicles are allowed on designated roads only source

Community

Where people who use Escambia River talk about it.

• Escambia River Water Management Area – Northwest Florida Water Management District Agency
• Escambia River Wildlife Management Area | FWC Agency
• Escambia River | FWC (freshwater fishing site and forecast) Agency
• Escambia River at US Hwy 90 NR Pensacola - USGS Water Data for the Nation Link
• Anyone fish Escambia River? - Pensacola Fishing Forum Forum
• Search Reddit: r/florida Reddit
• Search all of Reddit for Escambia River, Florida Reddit

Nearby launches

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