Take Out

Indian Creek is a medium-sized whitewater stream located in Monroe County, West Virginia, spanning 27.25 miles with a significant elevation drop of 1,605 feet. This take-out site provides access for paddlers completing whitewater sections of the creek. The stream features a steep average gradient of 58.9 feet per mile, indicating technical whitewater terrain suitable for experienced paddlers. Water flow averages 5.41 cubic feet per second with velocities around 1.24 feet per second, though these statistics represent long-term averages and actual conditions will vary seasonally.

As a headwater stream near its source, Indian Creek drains a 63-square-mile watershed and maintains year-round flow. The take-out location at these coordinates provides access in Monroe County, making it a convenient endpoint for whitewater runs. Paddlers should be aware that this section of Indian Creek supports active whitewater recreation and requires solid paddling skills and experience reading moving water. Water conditions are dynamic and dependent on recent rainfall and seasonal variations in flow.