Coosa River - Wetumpka

Location and Access

The Coosa River watershed begins in Tennessee and Georgia and ends northeast of Montgomery, Alabama. In Wetumpka, the river joins the Tallapoosa River to form the Alabama River.

The Elmore Community Hospital is in Wetumpka, and the Montgomery Airport is around 30 minutes south in Montgomery.

On the Water Fun

The Coosa River has six impoundments in Alabama: Weiss Lake, Neely Henry Lake, Logan Martin Lake, Lay Lake, Mitchell Lake, and Lake Jordan. Each of these offers recreational activities and fantastic fishing opportunities.

The closest impoundment to the Wetumpka area is Lake Jordan. Anglers looking to toss out a line here will be pleased with the plentiful fishing spots to catch bluegill, largemouth bass, striped bass, crappie, and catfish.

There are multiple boat ramps at Lake Jordan and continuing down through Wetumpka, making it easy to explore the water by boats, kayaks, or canoes.

Around Coosa River

Near the Coosa River is the Wetumpka Alabama and Coosa River Adventures. This company offers you and the family adventures on the Coosa River and has canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards for rent.

Explore Montgomery

Located just 30 minutes away from Coosa River is the state capital, Montgomery. It's the perfect daycation spot for visiting a big city!

The city is rich in history and a great place to learn from museums and tours. Visit the Civil Rights Memorial and Rosa Parks Library and Museum for an educational afternoon.

Explore Montgomery and entertainment venues with the downtown Amphitheater, Blount Cultural Park, and Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts.

Indulge in the variety of dining options in the city by trying out the Southern Comfort Cafe, Central Restaurant, Vintage Year, and so much more!

Great Choice for a Lake Home

Whether you are looking for a family home, a full-time retirement home, or a vacation home, the Coosa River in Wetumpka is a great option.