City: WV
County: Berkeley
Type: Whitewater Put In
Location: 39.42399200, -77.93811900
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Whitewater Run
I(II)
Put-in
Opequon Creek - Douglas Grove Rd Creek Access to Scrabble Rd Bridge
Current Conditions
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• 200.00-5000.00 cfs
Opequon Creek near Martinsburg, WV
Whitewater Runs on Opequon Creek
1 runDifficulty Classes
I Easy
II Novice
III Intermediate
IV Advanced
V Expert/Extreme
VI Unrunnable
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About This Access Site
Put-in Douglas Grove Rd is a whitewater put-in access point on Opequon Creek located in Berkeley County, West Virginia. This site provides access to Opequon Creek, a popular paddling destination in the eastern panhandle region. The location offers paddlers the opportunity to experience whitewater conditions on this creek system, which features varying water levels depending on seasonal flows and recent rainfall.
Opequon Creek is known for offering whitewater paddling experiences suitable for intermediate paddlers, with sections that include Class II and Class III rapids depending on water levels. This put-in site serves as a convenient entry point for kayakers and canoeists looking to explore the creek's whitewater sections. Paddlers should be aware that water conditions and difficulty can vary significantly based on recent precipitation and seasonal factors, so checking current flow conditions and water levels before heading out is recommended.
Opequon Creek is known for offering whitewater paddling experiences suitable for intermediate paddlers, with sections that include Class II and Class III rapids depending on water levels. This put-in site serves as a convenient entry point for kayakers and canoeists looking to explore the creek's whitewater sections. Paddlers should be aware that water conditions and difficulty can vary significantly based on recent precipitation and seasonal factors, so checking current flow conditions and water levels before heading out is recommended.