Little Stony National Recreation Trail
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Little Stony Creek
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One of the most complete Class V creeks in the southeast with big drops, boofie boulder gardens and long, steep slides.
Located within the Jefferson National Forest
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Little Stony Falls is a 23' vertical waterfall that lands in a 10' deep pool, so penciling is not a bright idea.
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Big Falls of Little Stony is 35'-40' waterfall just around the corner from Little Stony Falls.
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Grassy Creek
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low to mid level runs are Class III-IV, large water pushes it to a solid Class V.
No major undercuts or seives on this run, but the bed narrows to 4-6 feet in a couple of rapids, wrecis can and will leave marks.
Putin is off Highway 80, right side if you're heading toward the Breaks Park from Kentucky.
Creek runs into Kentucky, where it meets the Russell Fork.
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