County Rd 122/Red Bud Ln

County Road 122 at Red Bud Lane provides a whitewater take-out access point on Brushy Creek in Round Rock, Williamson County. This location is situated on a significant stream classified as a large river by the USGS, with a drainage area of 1,241 square miles and considerable elevation drop of 590 feet across its 45-mile length. The creek maintains an average flow of approximately 99 cubic feet per second with a gradient of 13 feet per mile, creating dynamic water conditions suitable for whitewater paddling activities.

As a dedicated take-out site rather than a launch point, this access is designed to facilitate the conclusion of downstream paddling trips on Brushy Creek. The location's utility depends on your intended put-in point upstream, as take-outs are typically used in conjunction with shuttle paddling operations. Given Brushy Creek's classification as a whitewater stream with moderate gradient and average velocity of 1.63 feet per second, paddlers should assess current water levels and their skill level before committing to any trip.

Paddlers using this take-out should be aware of the creek's substantial drainage area and flow characteristics, which can vary significantly with rainfall in the watershed. The site's specific amenities, parking capacity, and facility details are not documented in the available data, so contacting Williamson County Parks or local paddling clubs for current conditions and access requirements is recommended before your visit.