Uwharrie River: Low Water Bridge to Hwy 109

Uwharrie RiverÂ
This is a Carolina Canoe Club/Carolina Kayak Club joint paddle. Â Participation is limited to five members per club.
Meet: 10am
End:Â Approximately 3pm
Put-in: Low Water Bridge Access at Low Water Bridge RoadÂ
Coordinates:Â 35.48838, -80.0055
Lots of parking, easy put in on downstream River Right side of bridge.
Takeout;Â Hwy 109 AccessÂ
Coordinates:Â 35.43139, -80.01664
Hwy 109 is a Wildlife PFA (Public Fishing Area) with canoe/kayak slide. Some steps up, stairs in good condition. Parking is good. On downstream, River Right of bridge.
This is section 3 of Uwharrie River in Paddling Eastern North Carolina, 2018
-Plastic or other durable boats are needed, preferably no longer than 12 feet for maneuverability. Some scraping and rock banging is to be expected.Â
-Bring helmet and a skirt if you’re paddling a skirted boat.Â
Meet: 10am
End:Â Approximately 3pm
Put-in: Low Water Bridge Access at Low Water Bridge RoadÂ
Coordinates:Â 35.48838, -80.0055
Lots of parking, easy put in on downstream River Right side of bridge.
Takeout;Â Hwy 109 AccessÂ
Coordinates:Â 35.43139, -80.01664
Hwy 109 is a Wildlife PFA (Public Fishing Area) with canoe/kayak slide. Some steps up, stairs in good condition. Parking is good. On downstream, River Right of bridge.
Distance is 7 miles.Â
Minimum good water level is 2.1 feet on USGS Eldorado gage. We’ll still go if it’s not substantially lower. Â
Above 3.5 feet, we’ll revisit plans and specifications.
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All participants in any Carolina Canoe Club (CCC) trip do so as common adventurers. The CCC or its individual members may coordinate paddling trips but no one is considered leader of a trip. As common adventurers, all participants take the responsibility for making their own decisions including, but not limited to, whether it is safe for them to participate on any particular water body, what equipment they need and use, the routes they may choose to paddle, whether their skill levels and abilities are adequate for the activity or whether climate and water conditions are appropriate for their participation. Participants are exclusively responsible for their own safety.
Individual coordinators for all CCC activities set requirements per their sole discretion. The CCC does not necessarily endorse or approve requirements set by coordinators.

