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Green Hill Road is a take-out access point on Little Fishing Creek in Franklin County, North Carolina. This site provides egress from the Tar River system, which is a medium-sized river with a stream order of 5. The creek section here has a moderate gradient of 3.7 feet per mile and flows at an average velocity of 1.67 feet per second, making it suitable for paddlers seeking a moderately-paced river experience. With an average flow of 186.80 cubic feet per second and a drainage area of 187 square miles, this section typically maintains consistent water conditions throughout the year.
As a take-out location, this access point serves paddlers finishing their downstream journey on the Tar River system. The site is positioned in a rural area of Franklin County with reasonable proximity to the Tar River. Boaters should be aware that the creek maintains a steady current and typical river hazards such as submerged obstacles and fallen trees may be present. The moderate gradient and flow characteristics suggest this is suitable for paddlers with intermediate river experience.
Visitors planning to use this take-out should contact local authorities or access managers for current information about parking availability, facilities, and any seasonal restrictions that may apply. The rural setting suggests limited amenities, so paddlers should plan accordingly and bring necessary supplies for their trip.