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There's an outfiter at hwy 36 on the
Posted by: g2d
on Mar-16-12 5:24 PM (EST)
Flint River who might be of help. He would help start you just above the Pine Mountain eminences, and you would then have a 14 mile paddle to Spewrell Bluff State Park, with an additional 5 miles to hwy 36. As I recall, you have to check in by 8:30 AM at the outfitter to get started.
There are a lot of simple ledges on the Flint, but nearly all are low. They're usually runnable in the spring. In a dry summer, they're not. Remember that the SE is experiencing a drought right now.
There are unofficial camping possibilities as you pass through the Pine Mountain "chain", and you can camp at Spewrell Bluff even though they are semi-closed by the GA economic situation.
Don't plan on going past hwy 36 as there is a long class 3 section called Yellow Jacket Shoals.
I'll try to remember to check back, or you can email me through the pnet system.
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