West Virginia whitewater - Second Creek, Monroe County
Monroe
county,
Hollywood to US 219 bridge section whitewater kayaking, rafting, and paddling information.
CLASS I-III 8.2 miles
The wonderful Monroe County scenery and the playfulness of the water will make you feel great. The starting point is not too far from Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford, if you're not familiar with the area there's a road map further down the page. This section is long enough to enjoy a good non stop paddle, you can easily run it on an afternoon. You might have to settle for a hotel a bit away from the river if you want to stay the night, but if you don’t have reservations you might end up sleeping in your car. This river system has a few good paddling
sections and the Hollywood to US 219 bridge section is one of them. There's camping available near Second Creek. No matter if you're whitewater rafting or kayaking around here you'll find a large number of good places. The Hollywood to US 219 bridge section of Second Creek in West
Virginia is 8.2 miles long and is a class I-III section of whitewater according to American Whitewater. The rivers for whitewater rafting and kayaking in this state are often easier than in other states, so better not forget that a large number of rivers in this state are quite easy.
Briefly about the general area: It's always splendid to take a look at Big Spring. Second Creek typically gets a lot of precipitation; the wettest month of the year is regularly July, that's the one that rains the most; the driest month of the year is January.
For the period of the days of summer at Second Creek temperatures are commonly in the 70's, and the overnight is rather chillier of course, regularly in the 50's. High temperatures through the winter are normally in the 30's, and all through the dark hours in the winter at Second Creek temperatures dip to the 10's.
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These outdoors activities are available near Second Creek.
Second Creek, Monroe/ Greenbrier
County
, 2 miles away, Class I-II - 8.8 miles long (US 219 to confluence with Greenbrier River)
Muddy Creek - Greenbrier Tributary, Greenbrier
County
, 11 miles away, Class I-II - 5.5 miles long (Mill Creek Confluence to Greenbrier River confluence)
Dunlap Creek, Alleghany
County
, 18 miles away, Class II-IV - 26.5 miles long (Route 603 8.0 miles to Crows)
Johns Creek, Craig
County
, 18 miles away, Class I-II - 21 miles long (Route 632 bridge to Route 311 bridge)
Little Stony Creek, Giles
County
, 18 miles away, Class IV-V(V+) - 1.6 miles long (Cascades to USFS Parking Area)
Anthony Creek, Greenbrier
County
, 18 miles away, Class I-III - 5.4 miles long (Blue Bend Recreation Area to confluence of Greenbrier River)
Stony Creek - New Tributary, Giles
County
, 20 miles away, Class III-V - 7 miles long (Route 635 to Route 684)
Spring Creek, Greenbrier
County
, 22 miles away, Class II-III - 6.4 miles long (Cordova to one mile below confluence of Robbins Run)
Greenbrier River, Summers
County
, 23 miles away, Class I-II(III) - 5.5 miles long (Willowood bridge to Bellepoint)
Big Clear Creek, Greenbrier
County
, 23 miles away, Class III-V - 4.5 miles long (CR 1 bridge to Anjean)