High Hill

High Hill is a boat ramp access point on the Lumber River in Lumberton, Robeson County, North Carolina. The Lumber River is a significant waterway classified as a Major River (Stream Order 8) with a total length of 133 miles and a drainage area of 1,759 square miles. The river flows with an average velocity of 2.62 feet per second and maintains a relatively gentle average gradient of 1.4 feet per mile, making it suitable for various types of boating activities.

Paddlers and boaters using the High Hill access should be prepared for moderate current conditions typical of a river of this size and classification. With an average flow of 1,859 cubic feet per second, the Lumber River offers sufficient water depth and volume for kayaks, canoes, and motorboats throughout most seasons. The elevation change across the entire river system (191 feet total drop over 133 miles) indicates a generally navigable waterway without extreme rapids or waterfalls, though water conditions can vary seasonally.

The site provides launch access for day trips, fishing excursions, and longer paddling adventures. Boaters should check current water conditions before launching, as flow rates and water levels can fluctuate based on rainfall and seasonal patterns. The Lumber River remains 228 miles from its mouth, providing extensive paddling opportunities both upstream and downstream from this access point.