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North Carolina whitewater - Lewis Fork - North Prong, Wilkes County
Wilkes
county,
Route 1304 Bridge to Route 1307 section whitewater kayaking, rafting, and paddling information.
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CLASS II-III 4.2 miles
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The average North Carolina whitewater rafting or kayaking river tends to be a bit easier to master than those in other states, so keep in mind that rivers here are less demanding. The Route 1304 Bridge to Route 1307 section of Lewis Fork - North Prong in North Carolina is 4.2 miles long and it is classified as a class II-III section by American Whitewater. Getting some good exercise and spending some quality time in nature are great attractions for lots of people. You might have to settle for a hotel a bit away from the river if you want to stay the |
night, but do book a room before you come because it is a very popular destination. There's camping available near Lewis Fork - North Prong. The beautiful scenery of North Carolina and the water flowing gracefully down Lewis Fork - North Prong beats anything.
Briefly about
| the general area: Lewis Fork - North Prong gets a good deal of water; September is the month that gets the most rain, and the driest of the months is May. All through the long summer days highs here at Lewis Fork - North Prong get into the 80's, and the nighttime is slightly cooler of course, typically in the 70's. During the winter highs are frequently in the 80's; through the dark hours in the wintertime at Lewis Fork - North Prong temperatures descend to the 70's.
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QUICK STATS AW Class:
II-III
Length:
4.2
miles
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Paddler input for Lewis Fork - North Prong, North Carolina:

RAFTING TRIP OUTFITTERS
There are no whitewater outfitters currently listed for this river.
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