Put In

This whitewater put-in on the Little River in Pocahontas County, West Virginia provides access to a large river classified as stream order 7. The Little River is a significant waterway with a total length of 91.70 miles and drains an area of 4,201 square miles, featuring a substantial elevation drop of 1,490 feet over its course. With an average flow of 6,573.57 cubic feet per second and an average gradient of 16.2 feet per mile, this river presents moderate to challenging conditions typical of Appalachian whitewater streams.

Boaters accessing at this put-in should be prepared for relatively fast-moving water with an average velocity of 2.72 feet per second. The location is described as a headwater area near the source, meaning water conditions can be responsive to rainfall and seasonal variations. The river's significant gradient and substantial flow make it suitable for experienced paddlers familiar with whitewater navigation and river dynamics.

Prospective users should verify current water conditions and any access restrictions before visiting. The specific amenities and facilities at this particular access point are not detailed in the available data, so contacting local authorities or paddling organizations in Pocahontas County is recommended to confirm parking availability, launch conditions, and any applicable regulations.