Delaware,

Lambertville Wing Dam

Usual Difficulty	II+ (may vary with level)
Length	0.25 Miles

The Pennsy Hole

The Pennsy Hole
Photo by Paul Michael taken 11-10-01 @ 2,700cfs

Gauge Information

Name	Range	Difficulty	Updated	Level
Delaware River at Trenton NJ
usgs-01463500	2000 - 10000 cfs	II+	00h46m	10300 cfs (rc= 1.0 )

River Description

The Lambertville Wing Dam is a summer haven for boaters from all paddling circles. Beginners through advanced paddlers enjoy paddling the wing dam when all else is low.

This section will generally be more tolerant of low water than Scudder's.

Directions:
From Philadelphia
Follow 95 north towards Trenton. Take 1st exit in NJ. Rte 29, Lambertville. Take Rte 29 north for 13 miles to the first traffic light in Lambertville. Take a left at first light, bridge st. Follow bridges street past two lights and over the RR tracks. Take left into Lambertville station parking lot. (restaurant)Follow to the boat ramp, park and put in there. No need to run shuttle, it's park and playable.

StreamTeam Status: Not Verified

Last Updated: 2005-05-16 20:07:11

Ed

Detail Trip Report Edit Ed @Delaware Lambertville Wing Dam, NJ(30.21KB .jpeg)

Photo#1020

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Surfer Boy

Detail Trip Report Edit Surfer Boy Delaware, NJ(31.01KB .jpeg)

The Pennsy Hole

Detail Trip Report Edit The Pennsy Hole Delaware, NJ(28.44KB .jpeg)

Photo#1134

Detail Trip Report Edit Delaware, PA(61.13KB .jpeg)

entry

Detail Trip Report Edit entry Delaware, PA(64.27KB .jpeg)

Sometimes bow volume is good

Detail Trip Report Edit Sometimes bow volume is good Delaware River, NJ(129.63KB .jpeg)

Bob riding his beast

Detail Trip Report Edit Bob riding his beast Delaware River, NJ(131.55KB .jpeg)

Bob Huge

Detail Trip Report Edit Bob Huge Delaware River, NJ(130.48KB .jpeg)

Joe Henry at Lambertville

Detail Trip Report Edit Joe Henry at Lambertville Delaware, NJ(72.81KB .jpeg)

Gauge Information

Gauge Description:

Generally the Wing Dam is runnable and playable at very low summer levels and also at very high levels. Most folks start complaining below 3,000 cfs. This level's fine by me. Max for fun hoggs: about 10,000 cfs.
Also check out the Delaware at Trenton.

Gauge Information

Name

Range

Difficulty

Updated

Level

Delaware River at Trenton NJ

usgs-01463500

2000 - 10000 cfs

II+

00h46m

10300 cfs (rc= 1.0 )

Range	Water Level	Difficulty	Comment
2000 -10000 cfs	barely runnable-high runnable	II+

Report - Reports of Delaware Lambertville Wing Dam and related gauges

Reports give the public a chance to report on river conditions throughout the country as well as log the history of a river.

Reports

When	River/Gauge	Subject	Level	Reporter
	Delaware River [NJ]	Bob Huge	n/a	Stephen Strange
	Delaware River [NJ]	Sometimes bow volume is good	n/a	Stephen Strange
	DelawareLambertville Wing Dam [NJ]	Ed	n/a	Paul Michael
126d11h41m	/Delaware River at Trenton NJ [NJ]	Account of 07/08/09	9.50 ft	n/a
7y356d13h01m	Delaware [PA]		3,300cfs	Paul Michael
8y85h01m	Delaware [NJ]	Joe Henry at Lambertville	2700 cfs	Joe Henry
8y85h01m	Delaware [NJ]		2,700cfs	Paul Michael