Take Out

This take-out access point on the Greenbrier River in Pocahontas County serves paddlers completing whitewater runs on one of West Virginia's premier river corridors. The Greenbrier River is a large river system with significant gradient and flow, dropping 1348 feet over its 153.9-mile length. With an average gradient of 8.8 feet per mile and average flows around 2471 cubic feet per second, this river offers intermediate to advanced whitewater paddling opportunities depending on the specific section and water levels.

Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for moderate to strong current conditions, as the river's average velocity of 2.8 feet per second and substantial drainage area of 1378 square miles indicate consistent water movement. The location in Pocahontas County places this access point in the scenic mountain terrain of central West Virginia, in a region known for its wild and scenic river qualities. Boaters should check current water conditions and weather before attempting any section of the Greenbrier River, as water levels and flow rates can change significantly with rainfall and seasonal variation.

As a dedicated take-out point, this site is specifically designed for paddlers exiting the river after completing their run. Proper planning of your shuttle and understanding the river section above this access point are essential for a safe and enjoyable paddling experience.