Take Out

This take-out access point on Fox Creek in Grayson County, Virginia serves as an exit point for paddlers completing a whitewater run. Fox Creek is classified as a large river system with a significant gradient of 11.1 feet per mile, indicating consistent moving water with moderate to challenging flow characteristics. The stream's average velocity of 1.80 feet per second and elevation drop of 433 feet over its 38.89-mile length make this a dynamic paddling destination that demands awareness of current conditions.

The take-out location is positioned in the lower section of Fox Creek, approximately 2,833 miles from the river mouth based on the stream network. Given the creek's drainage area of nearly 62,000 square miles and stream order classification of 6, paddlers should expect sustained water flow and potentially powerful currents during normal conditions. The average flow of 22.34 cubic feet per second provides a reliable volume of water, though seasonal variations and rainfall patterns will significantly affect actual paddling conditions.

Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for whitewater conditions and have intermediate to advanced paddling skills. Scout water conditions before launching and be aware that the creek's gradient can create pushy, fast-moving water. Coordination with a shuttle service or group members is essential for take-out operations at this access point.