Blackberry and regular cell-phones (not Smartphone or I-Phones) users click here            The Western Plateau Creeks                                                                     Creek listings are below....                   The Western Plateau Creeks        Use the  search box below if you can't find the creek you are looking for on the list below only search W.R.W.W Uncheck box if looking for a AW Listing on this page   These creeks are listed in alphabetical order and classification. (see below)   Bee Creek (Cumberland Plateau)         Please Visit Our WhiteWater Kayak-Canoe Shop        Class IV.4 Caney Fork-Clifty Bridge-to Bee Creek(Cumberland Plateau)   Class IV Caney Fork-Bee Creek to Collins River(Cumberland Plateau)   Class II.5 Caney Fork -Rock Island(Cumberland Plateau)     Class IV   Little Laurel Trib of E F Obey Cane Creek-Fall Creek Falls Area (Cumberland Plateau)         Please Visit Our WhiteWater Kayak-Canoe Shop         Class IV.9 Clifty Creek (Cumberland Plateau)   Class V Obey East Fork(Cumberland Plateau)   Class IV Obey West Fork (Cumberland Plateau)   Class II.5   Pine Creek Centerhill Lake (Cumberland Plateau)   Class IV.4 Rocky River-Caney Fork(Cumberland Plateau)   Class II   Spring Creek(Cumberland Plateau)   Class III.7   Roaring River (Cumberland Plateau)         Please Visit Our WhiteWater Kayak-Canoe Shop                 Btw the picture above is Kirk Williams kickin' arse on Middle Creek,        and yes that is a cave he is handpaddling into! For a better shot Click Here                                                Photo by Ryan Allen   Author's side note: As I researched these creeks, I found many ideas, articles and opinions.  The format and organization that is represented on this webpage is one that did not seem to be represented by the other ideas out there.  It is certainly possible that someone else has employed this before. If so, I apologize for the lack of attribution, but note that I did arrive independently at all of my conclusions and opinions for the write-ups for these creeks. As we try to capture details of the rapids and creeks, remember that they have been there for generations before we “discovered” them for ourselves.   If you happen to a take an interest in this section, please report back through the feedback on your experiences and recommendations. This is "open source collaboration" in every since of the word (to borrow a phase from the software industry) and it will strengthen this website for all of us. You will get full credit for any help given, and ANY help is fully appreciated. Your pictures are fully appreciated also.