Bear Creek Dam is located in the northwest corner of Alabama, 30 miles southwest of Muscle Shoals. It's one of a cluster of four small dams located in the area.

Bear Creek Dam is located in the northwest corner of Alabama, 30 miles southwest of Muscle Shoals. It's one of a cluster of four small dams located in the area.

Bear Creek Dam is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority dams in the area, 68 feet (21 m) high, creating a maximum flood control capacity of 37,800 acre-feet ( ...

Upper Bear Creek is one of four dams that provide flood damage reduction, recreation, and water supply in northwest Alabama.

Bear Creek Reservoir, also known as Big Bear, was impounded in 1969. It holds 670 acres of water at full pool and is lowered ten feet during the winter.

Attractions include a campground, fishing and picnic areas, archery range, and a golf course. Winter activities include ice fishing and cross-country skiing.

Bear Creek is fed by dam releases from the Upper Bear Creek Dam, making it the only reliable summer whitewater in northern Alabama.

Description: Little Bear Creek Reservoir (LBCR) was impounded in 1976 as a flood control reservoir and contains 1,560 surface acres of water at full pool.

Bear Creek Dam, a 68-foot-high earthen structure with a crest length of 1385 feet, retains a 12-mile-long reservoir. The dam is founded on fractured karstic ...

Bear Creek Dam (Alabama), owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority ; Bear Creek Dam, on the Jordan River, British Columbia (Vancouver Island), owned by BC Hydro.