Put In

Spring Creek is a medium-sized river in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, suitable for whitewater paddling. The creek features a significant gradient of 31.1 feet per mile with a 663-foot total elevation drop over its 21.35-mile length, making it an appealing destination for paddlers seeking moving water. With an average flow of 51.90 cubic feet per second and velocity of 2.01 feet per second, the creek maintains moderate current conditions that can vary seasonally. The drainage area of 385 square miles ensures fairly consistent water availability throughout the year.

This put-in access point on Spring Creek provides entry to a whitewater paddling experience on a Stream Order 5 river, which indicates a medium river system with established flow patterns. The creek's gradient and flow characteristics suggest suitable conditions for intermediate paddlers, though conditions may vary depending on recent rainfall and season. Paddlers should be prepared for moving water and assess current conditions before launching, as whitewater rivers can present varying levels of difficulty depending on water levels and local hazards.