Take Out

This take-out access point on Glen Creek in Johnsburg, Warren County provides an exit point for whitewater paddlers completing runs on this medium-gradient stream. Glen Creek is a flowing stream with notable elevation change, dropping 569 feet over its 19-mile length, which creates an average gradient of approximately 30 feet per mile. The stream flows at an average velocity of 1.22 feet per second with moderate discharge, making it suitable for intermediate paddlers seeking moving water experience in the Hudson River watershed region of upstate New York.

Glen Creek originates in the headwater region and maintains moderate flow characteristics typical of mountain streams in the northeastern United States. The take-out location in the Town of Johnsburg places paddlers near the upper-middle section of the creek system, with significant drainage area of 43 square miles contributing to consistent water supply. The site's coordinates position it in Warren County, a region known for outdoor recreation access along multiple waterways.

Paddlers should verify current water conditions and seasonal flow before attempting this section, as gradient streams can vary significantly based on precipitation and runoff. The whitewater nature of this creek suggests appropriate skill with moving water handling, swiftwater awareness, and proper personal flotation equipment are essential. Access details such as parking availability, facility amenities, and any applicable use fees should be confirmed with local town authorities or land management agencies before your visit.