United States • North-Carolina

Haw River Trail Alamance County

According to the latest information available, the Haw River Trail Alamance County boat ramp is a public concrete boat ramp located in North Carolina. This boat ramp is approximately 20 feet wide and is designed to accommodate a variety of watercraft, including powerboats, canoes, kayaks, and other small boats.

The boat ramp provides access to the Haw River, a 110-mile-long river that flows through central North Carolina. The Haw River is a popular location for recreational activities such as fishing, kayaking, and canoeing.

In terms of permitted watercraft, the Haw River Trail Alamance County boat ramp allows for a variety of boats as long as they are under 26 feet long and have a maximum horsepower of 25. This includes flat-bottomed boats, Jon boats, and other small watercraft.

Overall, the Haw River Trail Alamance County boat ramp provides a convenient and accessible location for boaters and other outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities offered by the Haw River. Get driving directions.
HAW RIVER TRAIL ALAMANCE COUNTY

STREAMFLOW LEVELS
Streamgauge Streamflow
Tick Creek Near Mount Vernon Springs
USGS 02101800 		10 cfs
South Buffalo Creek At Us 220 At Greensboro
USGS 02094770 		44 cfs
Deep River At Moncure
USGS 02102000 		7,000 cfs
East Fork Deep River Near High Point
USGS 02099000 		40 cfs
Ryan Creek Below Us 220 At Greensboro
USGS 02094775 		7 cfs
Swift Creek Near Apex
USGS 02087580 		38 cfs
Cane Creek Near Orange Grove
USGS 02096846 		13 cfs

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