Put In

Put In is a whitewater access point on the Sabine River in Newton County, Texas. The Sabine River is a major river system spanning 519.79 miles with a drainage area of 9,577 square miles. At this location, the river maintains an average flow of 9,129 cubic feet per second with an average velocity of 5.89 feet per second, indicating a moderate to strong current typical of whitewater paddling sections. The river's 0.8 foot per mile average gradient combined with the distance from the mouth (571 miles upstream) suggests this is a flowing river section suitable for paddlers seeking current-based paddling experiences.

This put-in serves as an entry point for paddlers looking to run the Sabine River in the Newton County area. The river's classification as a Stream Order 8 indicates it is a major river system with significant volume and flow. Boaters should be prepared for consistent current and flow conditions typical of a river this size. The elevation change of 438 feet across the entire system means varying conditions are possible depending on the specific section being paddled from this access point.