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Little River - First bridge on Little River Road (FS 17) to Burner
Little River, West Virginia, US |
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First bridge on Little River Road (FS 17) to Burner
| Usual Difficulty | I-II (for normal flows) |
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| Length | 3 Miles |
| Avg. Gradient | 40 fpm |
| Max Gradient | 40 fpm |
Gauge Information
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level |
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| GREENBRIER RIVER AT BUCKEYE, WV | ||||
| usgs-03182500 | 5.50 - 7.50 ft | I-II | 00h24m | 3.01 ft (too low) |
River Description
Lat/longitude coords are approximate, from TopoZone.StreamTeam Status: Not Verified
Last Updated: 2001-10-28 10:43:49
Rapid Descriptions
No rapids entered. If you know names, and locations of the rapids please contact and advise the StreamTeam member for this run.
April 18 2018 (236 days ago)
John Duke
There are indeed two small creeks named Little River in the Greenbrier River watershed. Both are
marginally runnable and both have many strainers. The one in the description is a tributary of the
West Fork Greenbrier deep in the National Forest along FS road 17. The other is a tributary of the
East Fork Greenbrier River running along US Route 250 near Buffalo Lake.
marginally runnable and both have many strainers. The one in the description is a tributary of the
West Fork Greenbrier deep in the National Forest along FS road 17. The other is a tributary of the
East Fork Greenbrier River running along US Route 250 near Buffalo Lake.
August 30 2016 (832 days ago)
John Duke
If you are looking for this creek with the map or given coordinates, you will be at the WRONG
Little River.
Little River.
April 24 2011 (2787 days ago)
trailgraphics (152883)
[April 2011] Little River was not suitable for paddling... sweepers everywhere! We hiked the
section from the first low water bridge down about two miles - every hundred yards or less were
trees down bank to bank. It's a beautiful area, but should be hiked, not paddled. See photos...
section from the first low water bridge down about two miles - every hundred yards or less were
trees down bank to bank. It's a beautiful area, but should be hiked, not paddled. See photos...
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First bridge on Little River Road (FS 17) to Burner, Little River West Virginia, US (mobile)
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