Big RocksClass II+(III)
Wheelin' on the Nolichucky
Wheelin' on the Nolichucky Photo of Brian Day by Mark Mastalski taken March 2002 Gauge Information
River DescriptionA nice little park and play spot.For more info check out Chris Bell's Asheville Area Boating Page. StreamTeam Status: unverified
Last Updated: 2001-10-03 03:04:49
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Nolichucky R at Embreeville [ TN ] |
Current Conditions
Station Graphs |
| Level Legend: | Running | Below Minimum Recommended Flow | Above Maximum Recommended Flow | Unknown |
| State | River Name/Section | Class | Level | Rel. Level | Updated | |
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| TN | Nolichucky— Big Rocks | II+(III) | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 | |
| TN | Nolichucky— Nolichucky Gorge Campground to Jackson Love Bridge | I-II(III) | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 | |
| TN | Nolichucky— Poplar N.C. to Nolichucky Gorge Campground (Erwin, TN) | III-IV | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 | |
| NC | Nolichucky— Rt 197 Poplar to 19/23 near Erwin | III-IV | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 | |
| TN | Nolichucky— The Secret Spot | II+(III) | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 | |
| TN | Spivey Creek— Little Bald Creek to Tumbling Rich Gap Brook | V+ | 348 cfs | low | 10/12 2:30 |
| AW Gauge ID: | 1761 |
| USGS Station: | 03465500 |
| HUC: | 06010108 |
| Latitude: | 36.1764 |
| Longitude: | -82.4575 |
| Class: | 3 |
User Comments |
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2008-09-01 12:05:04 (41 days ago)
the rock is out now. cartwheels, loops, mcnastys, phonix monkeys, space godzillas, and pretty much any hole move that you can throw can be thrown now. def the best playspot in the southeast now. Edit
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2008-06-13 12:02:35 (121 days ago)
cartwheels and blunts down to 500 Edit
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2006-09-08 10:13:15 (765 days ago)
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I agree - we've heard lots of people talking about how
the hole was crap now, because of the rock, but I
disagree. Around 650 - 750 you can spin all day, and
throw as clean of an end as you can, in my case,
pretty sorry. I've seen a couple of people tearing up
the air at around 625 - 675. So, do not be afraid. This
spot is still worth it, especially for the closeness and
ease of access from the campground. Which brings
up another note - <br />
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It costs $3.29 to park at the campground. Pay it. See it
as insurance. Several boaters have had their
vehicles vandalized by idiotic locals on the opposite
side of the river. If you see one of these people
messing with a car, please run over them. <br />
<br />
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2006-09-07 15:01:21 (766 days ago)
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the hole at big rocks has a big stinky rock underneath it that will getcha below 400cfs. I recommend getting in there around 700 or 800. My 7' 7" will go end to end in there at that level. Edit
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