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Take-out NY Class II

New Windsor Building and Grounds Building Alternate pullout

Moodna Creek - Pleasant Hlll Road to 9W (NY)

Gauge Conditions
Runnable: 280.0 – 5,000.0 CFS

The upper limit is a rough guess, based on historical data for this gauge. If you have better beta, please add a comment.

Runnable: 10.0 – 11.5 FT
Photo
New Windsor Building and Grounds Building Alternate pullout
Photo courtesy of American Whitewater
Description
Alternate pull out at 9w that gives you a pretty stretch of easier river. Gravel drive just after crossing river (northbound) and below/south of Storm King Marine. Adds a mile + with several nice class 2 rapids including one that has a lot of jagged rocks and no clean line - but with the full upper section makes the whole run decently long and paddlers challenged by the gorge won't be bored by this section. This section caught a massive amount of wood after Irene and had a few perilous routes thru the strainers for awhile.  Until 2019 had a porta potty at the pullout but now there's not much privacy to relieve yourself. Building has an overhang that gives you a dry place to change in the rain.    Pullout is an boat launch ramp that ends at normal water level. Usually somewhat awkward for the first person out but if they are nice they can pull the rest onto the ramp.
This was an official kayak launch but it's just above tidewater so in most conditions you can't paddle back up from the Hudson to here. Plum Point Park has much better launch for rec paddlers.  https://www.google.com/maps/place/New+Windsor+Kayak+Launch/@41.4593953,-74.0237283,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x4a101fce3fb3965a!8m2!3d41.4593953!4d-74.0237283 Flatwater marsh leads to the Hudson. Pretty but pretty boring in a whitewater boat. 
Location
Type
Take-out
Difficulty
Class II
Mile Marker
5.3 mi
Directions
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Pleasant Hlll Road to 9W
Moodna Creek
II-III+(IV) 5.4 mi
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater