Unnamed Access

This unnamed boat ramp provides access to the Lumber River near Five Points in Scotland County, North Carolina. The Lumber River is a major waterway with a stream order of 8, flowing approximately 133 miles total with a drainage area of 1,759 square miles. At this location, paddlers and boaters can expect moderate current conditions with an average velocity of 2.62 feet per second and average flow of 1,859.78 cubic feet per second, typical for a river of this classification.

The Lumber River features a gentle average gradient of 1.4 feet per mile, making it generally suitable for a range of skill levels. The elevation at this access point is approximately 12.10 meters above sea level, placing it in the lower reach of the river system. Water conditions are characterized by steady river current rather than fast whitewater, allowing for both paddling and motorized boating activities. The distance to the river mouth is approximately 228 miles downstream, providing paddlers with extensive options for longer trips.