| Difficulty | I-III |
| Length | 15 mi |
| Avg Gradient | 55 fpm |
| Gauge | Three Fork Creek Nr Grafton, Wv |
| Flow Rate as of 57 minutes | 3.15 ftbelow recommended |
| Reach Info Last Updated | December 11, 2006 |
River Description
The put-in may be reached from US 119 via CR 119/5. The take-out can be reached from Smithtown via CR 36. The easiest takeout is just beyond a bridge crossing Whiteday Creek about a 1/2 mile before the confluence of the Monongahela River. This last 1/2 mile is slack water from the Opeska Lock and Dam located just downstream on the Monongahela.
River Features
Put In
Access PointDistance: 0 mi
Take Out
Access PointDistance: 10.7 mi
Trip Reports
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Alec Lazarides
Jan 23, 2017
Skanked down the lower portion with @WVkayaker at 8.5 ft. and it was more than awesome. Great creek for a beginner that does not know how to roll yet. Would not recommend running below 5 ft.
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Garrett Bish
Jan 22, 2017
Ran this at 8.5 ft and it was awesome
CM
Christopher Malec
Oct 30, 2011
6' on the Three Fork Creek Gage in Grafton
CM
Christopher Malec
Oct 30, 2011
6' on the Three Fork Creek Gage in Grafton
CM
Christopher Malec
Oct 30, 2011
6' on the Three Fork Creek Gage in Grafton
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Christopher Malec
Oct 30, 2011
6' on the Three Fork Creek Gage in Grafton
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Untitled
Apr 16, 2009
The min/max levels need adjusted here, run at 7.25' today it was more than fine -
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Untitled
Apr 15, 2009
Ran this at about ~5.3' the other day and it was pretty scrapey below Smithtown Rd to Opekiska in alot of spots, ~6' would be needed to get rid of all scrapes I believe.
DW
david white
Jan 1, 1900
Awesome surfing at higher levels.
