W Hartland Rd (Granville State Park) to Rt 20 (Hubbard Brook)Class V
2.65 Miles
Avg Gradient 130 fpm
River DescriptionSource: Greg and Sue Hanlon's Steep Creeks of New England, which has more info on this run. Text used with permission.
Directions: From Westfield, MA, take Rte. 202 South to Rte. 57 West. Follow 57 through Granville and West Granville. About 11 miles from 202, Rte. 57 crosses Hubbard Brook. Park in the pulloff just after crossing the river and put in here.
Do not paddle past the gage house onto Bakhamsted Reservoir, which is operated by the Connecticut MDC for water supply. They apparently think you're gonna pee in their water. StreamTeam Status: verified
Last Updated: 2001-08-29 07:32:03
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2002-11-25 12:19:00 (2148 days ago)
Daniel Holzman
November 2002
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This is a remote, very beautiful run through a mature coniferous forest. Recommended absolute minimum level is 2.7 on the gage at the takeout dam, although I have banged down it at 2.3 on the gage. Watch out for strainers and trees, there are at least two new river wide logs since the last river cleanup in 2000. The river below the dam is posted off limits by Connecticut because it is a water supply. It isn't worth the extra 150 feet of whitewater to run the dam and risk alienating the authorities.
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