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Alabama whitewater - Johnnies Creek, Dekalb County
Dekalb
county,
Upper Upper - CR 43 to CR 47 section whitewater kayaking, rafting, and paddling information.
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If you've been whitewater rafting and kayaking outside this state you might find the rivers here a bit more challenging, so better not forget that lots of rivers here are not for beginners. This stretch of Johnnies Creek in Dekalb County is -blank- miles long and has been rated as a class III-IV section by American Whitewater. The natural beauty of Dekalb County and the beautiful way the water current moves down the stream are in themselves reasons enough to come here to paddle. The campgrounds here at Johnnies Creek are pretty good. A bit of exercise |
and just being out on the river for a while are sure to keep you coming back for more.
Briefly about the general area:
The warmest time of the year at Johnnies Creek comes with high temperatures in the 80's. Summer nighttime lows fall down to the 60's. The cold days
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Johnnies Creek, Upper Upper - CR 43 to CR 47 road map
Printable road map with the put-in and take-out locations clearly marked.
QUICK STATS
AW Class:
III-IV
Length:
miles
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Paddler input for Johnnies Creek, Alabama:
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