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Moccasin Creek

Wash Pelfrey Road to Pine Creek Road

Class II.7

Moccasin Creek is the alternative put-in for the Piney and can make a long day somewhat shorter

Driving Directions

This involves driving back to Spring City, leaving the Piney take-out, then getting back on Highway 27 to Dayton. (I've timed it both ways, this is the easiest to find and the easiest on a regular daily driver car). From there you drive almost all the way back to Dayton while looking for an obscure road in Evensville, which is halfway between Spring City and Dayton (Evensville is an unincorporated town right past the Rhea County High School, your signpost to turnoff Hwy 27 is a junkyard on the right side of the road heading toward Dayton) the name of the road is Liberty Hill Road and is on page 41 of the Tennessee Atlas and Gazetteer. The road will take you back to the top of Walden's ridge. When you get to the top of the ridge keep bearing right for about 10 +/-miles. (Your signpost here is a "Y" in the road and nearby are some cell towers, bear right young man) The name of this road is Wash Pelfrey Road. The first stream you cross will be the Piney. Keep going and cross this bridge, it's the Regular Piney Put-in.

Then keep driving until you see this sign, Turn Right

Keep Driving until you see this, the first one like this is the Moccasin/Young Creek put-in. This is the put-in.




      To know the rest of the run , you need to head to the Piney Page CLICK HERE

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Whitewater paddling is VERY Dangerous, and you should get instruction before ever attempting even to paddle flatwater. One of contributors to this web site has personally helped bury 3 kayaking friends, this isn't a joke. Whitewater paddling can ruin your life through accidents and can effect your family and friends throughout a lifetime.

The information on this page is incomplete, inaccurate, and very unreliable. Use with caution. Whitewater paddling is a dangerous sport and the information here is not a substitute for actual knowledge and skill. The authors are not liable for your actions. Go ahead and kill yourself if you want to, but don't blame others for you actions and decisions that you will make on and off the river.

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You will see more tree damage like this, the time is now to enjoy the Hemlocks of the Ridge

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