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EAR · 05-04-2017, 03:20 PM

I still get out once in a while.
Spent last weekend on Redbank Creek and the bike trail that runs along side it. Friday and Sunday I did some riding and on Saturday a group of us did the 12+ mile section of river from Moore Rd. access area (about 4mi south of Brookville off RT. 28) to the town of Hawthorne. Very nice section of river. reminds me a lot of the Clarion. After the town of Summerville it's mostly wilderness with a few cabins and road crossings. Lots of little riffles and maybe two class 1 rapids in that section. The trip took 5 hours and it rained about 2 hours of that time. We found a bridge to have lunch under though. Water gauge at St. Charles was 4ft. Nice for a change of pace. didn't see any other boats all day, just a few fisherman.

05-04-2017, 03:20 PM	#1
EAR Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Hubbard Ohio Posts: 296 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Redbank Creek I still get out once in a while. Spent last weekend on Redbank Creek and the bike trail that runs along side it. Friday and Sunday I did some riding and on Saturday a group of us did the 12+ mile section of river from Moore Rd. access area (about 4mi south of Brookville off RT. 28) to the town of Hawthorne. Very nice section of river. reminds me a lot of the Clarion. After the town of Summerville it's mostly wilderness with a few cabins and road crossings. Lots of little riffles and maybe two class 1 rapids in that section. The trip took 5 hours and it rained about 2 hours of that time. We found a bridge to have lunch under though. Water gauge at St. Charles was 4ft. Nice for a change of pace. didn't see any other boats all day, just a few fisherman. __________________ Trumbull Canoe Trails. 1975 - 2024, 49 years of canoeing and kayaking. For the people!