3. Ralph Stover State Park to Point Pleasant (PA Route 32) Scenic

Typically releases are scheduled for March & November. Hope to see you there! The Tohickon is a jewel to us locals. It offers some great play, scheduled releases, and lots of activity after heavy rains. It is a good Class III run that can be viewed as a stepping stone for novice and intermediates or as a fun play creek for intermediate and advanced paddlers. There is a fun play hole that serves up some great surfing and verticality to those that are patient. There are at least six challenging rapids in this 3.75 mile stretch that will keep anyones attention. Scheduled two day releases are generally the third weekend in March and the first weekend in November. Ralph Stover State Park. Some changes the state is making is to require launch permits, either daily permits sold at the park on release days,or state fishing/boating permits. Actual implementation of this is still in progress. For more information, see Keystone Canoeing by Gertler