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Little Beaver Creek Kayak - Eagle Rapid Class II(III)

Kayaking Little Beaver Creek, Columbiana County, OH. Little Beaver Creek State Park & Little beaver Creek State Forest. A little surprise construction on the creek. Class II(III) Eagle Rapid 650 CFS Kayak Muddogs - WV - OH - PA Little Beaver Creek represents some of the most rugged and wildest land in Ohio. Forested to a width of over a mile in places, this stream is home of the endangered hellbender (large aquatic salamander) and retains its original aquatic community. From ridges topping over 200 feet, there are breathtaking views of the valley below. Flowing through some of Ohio's wildest and most scenic areas, Little Beaver Creek in Columbiana County was the first in Ohio to be designated a wild river (January 15, 1974). Little Beaver Creek is one of only three rivers in Ohio which have also been included in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Program. Little Beaver Creek is a river of deep valleys, wooded slopes and occasional rock outcroppings. The river is boulder-strewn, consisting of fast-flowing rapids and riffles, quiet pools and clear swiftly flowing tributaries. It is a river of great diversity and relatively untouched by development. In addition to a diverse macroinvertebrate population, Little Beaver supports 63 species of fish, 49 mammal species, 140 types of birds and 46 species of reptiles and amphibians. Ohio's largest population of endangered Hellbender salamanders (a category 2 federal species) resides in Little Beaver Creek