Waldens Ridge Creeks

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The Creeks

One of the main goals for this website is to make river/creek information easier

to obtain and pass along to other paddlers; therefore maintaining safety on the water.

Here you will find each creek has its own link to another webpage, where you will find

details of each run.

Our creeks/rivers are constantly changing with the environment; help the paddling community

by sharing what you know. Please e-mail us and we will add the information pertaining to that creek. We want everyone to stay safe.

Btw the picture below 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

The Walden's Ridge Creeks

Basin Creek

BearPen Branch

Big Possum Creek

Board Camp Creek

Brush Creek

Bumbee Creek ( A special thanks to Daniel Talley!)

Cain Creek

Clear Creek

Coal Creek

Conner Creek (A special thanks to Jordon Rice)

Cooper Creek

Deep Creek

Dunlap Creek

Duskin Creek

Falling Water Creek

Fall Creek

Henderson Creek

Little Piney Creek

Little Possum Creek

Little Soddy Creek

McGill Creek

Mammy's Creek

Middle Creek (Special thanks to SteepCreeks .com)

Moccasin Creek

Morgan Creek

Mullen's Creek

North Chick ( An article from Matthew Wallace! )

Paine Creek

Piney Creek (Tiny Piney) ( Article and pictures from Brandon Hughett )

Piney River

Richland Creek

Roaring Creek

Rock Creek

Rock House Branch

Sawmill Creek

Soak Creek

Soddy Creek

Stinging Fork

Suck Creek ( Confluence to Bridge) ( A special thanks to steepcreeks.com)

Suck Creek North

Suck Creek South

White's Creek Upper (Pictures and article from Kemper Begley )

White's Creek Lower

The List

Here is a list of the same creeks by classification, please don’t think this is an all inclusive list. We basically wanted to show what was the easiest to the hardest to run. The list is shoehorned. Some of the creeks are borderline on where they should be, and were dropped down in classification to fit in a slot, especially when considering their water levels, time of year and what gives them the extra warranted risk of a higher classification i.e. (Gradient, volume, risk of life,rescue access etc.) This is a list

to use as a BASELINE ONLY, for better clarification please read the individual creek descriptions by clicking on their links.

Class III (and up)

Big Possum

Coal Creek

Fall Creek

Mammy’s Creek

Upper White’s Creek (Article and Pictures from Kemper Begley )

Lower White’s Creek

Sawmill Creek

Soak Creek

Class III.5 (and up)

Basin Creek

BearPen Branch

Bumbee Creek

Duskin Creek

Piney Creek (River)

Moccasin Creek

Roaring Creek

Rock Creek

Class IV (and up)

Board Camp Creek

Cooper Creek

Dunlap Creek

McGill Creek

North Chick ( An article from Matthew Wallace! )

North Suck Creek

Paine Creek

Piney Creek (Tiny Piney) ( Article and pictures from Brandon Hughett )

Rock House Branch

Stinging Fork

Class IV.5 (and up)

Cain Creek

Conner Creek (A special thanks to Jordon Rice)

Clear Creek

Deep Creek

Little Piney

Little Possum

Little Soddy

Mullens Creek

Richland Creek

Suck Creek ( A special thanks to steepcreeks.com)

Class V (and up)

Brush Creek

Falling Water Creek

Henderson Creek

Middle Creek (Special thanks to SteepCreeks .com)

Morgan Creek (Polebridge)

Soddy Creek

South Suck Creek

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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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