Glade Creek (Meadow River tributary) - County 60/12 bridge to Meadow River confluence


Glade Creek (Meadow River tributary), West Virginia, US

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County 60/12 bridge to Meadow River confluence

Usual Difficulty III-V (for normal flows)
Length 2 Miles

Gauge Information

Name Range Difficulty Updated Level
MEADOW RIVER NEAR MT. LOOKOUT, WV
usgs-03190400 7.50 - 9.50 ft III-V 00h34m 4.27 ft (rc= -1.6 )


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Lat/longitude coords are approximate, from TopoZone.
StreamTeam Status: Not Verified
Last Updated: 2001-10-27 20:18:31

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Gauge Information

Name Range Difficulty Updated Level
MEADOW RIVER NEAR MT. LOOKOUT, WV
usgs-03190400 7.50 - 9.50 ft III-V 00h34m 4.27 ft (rc= -1.6 )

RangeWater LevelDifficultyComment
7.50 -9.50 ft barely runnable-high runnable III-V

Report - Reports of Glade Creek (Meadow River tributary) County 60/12 bridge to Meadow River confluence and related gauges

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Reports

When River/Gauge Subject Level Reporter
288d22h42m /Glade Creek (Meadow River tributary)-County 60/12 bridge to Meadow River co [WV] Account of 04/29/11 0 cfs Grant Price

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User Comments


2004-12-13 13:55:34 (2616 days ago)
Karl WhippDetails
I've been eyeballing this one from the Meadow for years now. In trying to find information on it in
preparation for when the opportunity arises, I finally found a very reputable source. What I can
tell you from my conversation with this person is that the run starts with a 20' waterfall with a
small margin for error. After that, the creek chokes down to "micro" in size and averages
class IV+ to V- with a few solid Vs thrown about. I also know that there is one rapid in there that
is not a "mandatory" portage, but for all intents & purposes for most mortals, it is
a portage in the upper class V+ range (5.2 or 5.3). Is a tiny slot with undercuts on both sides and
a horrible recirculating eddy / whirlpool / hole thing. My understanding is that it is UGLY and if
you dont make the slot, the only hope for rescue is a well timed rope. <br /><br>
<br /><br>
Along the run, portaging is not easy according to my source. It's rhododendron hell in there. Plan
a lot of time for this run and be ready to do a lot of scouting. And as always keep an eye out for
lumber!
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 County 60/12 bridge to Meadow River confluence, Glade Creek (Meadow River tributary) West Virginia, US (mobile)