Access - Rt. 738

Access - Rt. 738 provides whitewater access to Walker Creek in Bland County, Virginia. Walker Creek is a substantial stream system with a drainage area of 310 square miles and an average flow of 354 cubic feet per second. The creek features an average gradient of 18.2 feet per mile, indicating consistent moving water with moderate to significant current throughout this section. This is a Stream Order 6 waterway, classified as a large river system, positioned in the headwater region of the watershed with 1971 miles to the river mouth.

The site's location along Route 738 suggests road accessibility, though specific details about parking, facilities, and launch conditions are not documented in the available data. Paddlers should expect moving water conditions typical of this gradient and flow rate. Given the stream classification and gradient, this access point likely serves kayakers and canoeists seeking whitewater paddling rather than motorized recreation. The elevation drop of 1372 feet across the entire 75.57-mile creek length and the consistent 1.83 feet-per-second average velocity indicate substantial water movement in this section.

Visitors should verify current conditions and any regulations before visiting, as detailed facility information is unavailable. The whitewater classification suggests this site is suited for paddlers experienced with moving water conditions rather than flat-water recreation.