Take Out

This take-out site on the Greenbrier River in Pocahontas County, West Virginia provides access to a significant whitewater paddling destination. The Greenbrier River is a large stream system spanning 153.90 miles with substantial gradient and flow characteristics that make it popular for whitewater recreation. With an average flow of 2471.49 cubic feet per second and a gradient of 8.8 feet per mile, the river offers dynamic paddling conditions suitable for intermediate to advanced boaters.

The take-out location at these coordinates serves paddlers completing whitewater runs on the Greenbrier. The river's stream order classification of 6 indicates a substantial waterway with considerable volume and velocity. Paddlers should be prepared for fast current conditions with average velocities of 2.80 feet per second. The total elevation drop of 826.40 meters across the river system creates engaging whitewater features throughout various sections.

Access to this take-out point allows boaters to complete their paddling trips safely. Paddlers planning to run the Greenbrier should research specific rapid locations and difficulty ratings for their intended section, as conditions vary throughout the river system. Water levels and flow rates are influenced by the 1378 square mile drainage area, so checking current conditions before launching is advisable for trip planning and safety.