Green Bay Road

Green Bay Road provides access to Cedar Creek in the Town of Cedarburg, a significant waterway in Ozaukee County. Cedar Creek is a large river system (Stream Order 6) with a substantial drainage area of 1596 square miles and an average flow of nearly 99 cubic feet per second. The creek features a notable average gradient of 17.9 feet per mile, indicating moderate to swift current conditions that would be of interest to whitewater paddlers and boaters seeking more dynamic water conditions.

The access point is located near the headwaters region of Cedar Creek, approximately 2822 miles upstream from the river mouth. With an average velocity of 2.68 feet per second and a total elevation drop of 1105 feet across the creek's 61.81-mile length, paddlers should be prepared for variable water conditions depending on recent rainfall and season. The moderate to fast current and gradient suggest this site is better suited for intermediate to advanced paddlers familiar with moving water, though exact hazards and obstacles at this specific access point would need to be verified on-site.

Potential users should note that detailed information about parking facilities, restroom amenities, dock availability, and specific access infrastructure at this location is not provided in the available data. It is recommended to contact local Ozaukee County parks or the Town of Cedarburg directly to confirm current conditions, any fees, and available facilities before planning a visit.