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Long Boat Kayaking 100 Yard Dash at Summer's Low Flow on the Potomac River, at 1.22ft.

Kayaking The 100 Yard Dash Rapid on The Potomac River, Below The Confluence of the Potomac & Shenandoah Rivers, at Harpers Ferry, WV/Sandy Hook, MD, at 1.22ft. with ‪@FrankensteinDIYkayak‬ & ‪@chancerhodes5123‬ Join in on the fun! Just one question...how low can 100 Yard Dash go? - Long boat low flow fun & enjoying every moment - making the most of summer's low flow. Running 100 Yard Dash at one foot may not have had it to live up to its name like how it does once it reaches four feet and above, but the ultra low levels offer a beautiful and intriguing sight into the normally submerged features and exposed ledges that create the wave train rollercoaster of its namesake when in peak form (akin to Maui Wave). 100 Yard Dash changes like no other around, from the creeky path and bumpy feel of low flow to morphing into a legitimate class V at Flood Stage, as seen on June 4, 2018, at 21.74ft., when the elite Mike Moore crew charged through the oceanic sky scraping peaks - "Kayaking the Potomac & Shenandoah Rivers at Harpers Ferry at Flood Stage: 21.74ft., 6.4.18" -    • Kayaking the Potomac & Shenandoah Rivers a...   and what happens at 4:37 in "Potomac River at Flood Stage: Harpers Ferry, WV, 18.33ft., 9.29.18 (#1)" -    • Potomac River at Flood Stage: Harpers Ferr...  . In July the level dropped under 1.0ft., to .9ft., which is a rare occurrence and is a considerably noticeable difference from the low one foot range and is much more drastic in the drop than from 1.5ft. to 1.2ft. River & Trail Outfitters' Elite Team taking on 100 Yard Dash with ‪@glenndouglass9921‬ at 15.48ft. (30:45) - "Whitewater Rafting the Shenandoah (7.39ft.) & Potomac (15.48ft.) at Harpers Ferry with River & Trail" -    • Whitewater Rafting the Shenandoah (7.39ft....  . Please comment if you: have your own 100 Yard Dash or White Horse story/memory are looking for a crew to join up with would like to join up for local and/or regional kayaking or whitewater rafting trips/festivals are interested in attaining in and around Harpers Ferry, West Virginia are in search of or have kayaked any those rare running microcreeks, such as those of Harpers Ferry, WV (e.g. Piney Run AKA "Crazy Creek" and Stikey's Creek) compete in whitewater kayak racing & would like to join up would like to team up for whitewater photography and movie making projects Details: Date: June 22, 2024 Class: I-II Level/Stage (flow rate): Potomac River: 1.22ft./2,260cfs (Point of Rocks) Shenandoah River: 1.60ft./617cfs (Millville) Water Temperature: Potomac River: 91°F Location: Harpers Ferry, West Virginia "The Needles" Section of the Potomac River Harpers Ferry National Historic Park Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historic Park: C&O Canal: Lock 32 (mile marker 60.2) Blue Ridge Mountains/Appalachian Mountain Range Maryland Heights Potomac Water Gap Featured Kayaks: Dagger Green Boat ‪@FrankensteinDIYkayak‬ Prijon T-Slalom Stream Gauges: USGS 01638500 POTOMAC RIVER AT POINT OF ROCKS, MD USGS 01636500 SHENANDOAH RIVER AT MILLVILLE, WV The NOAA Harpers Ferry Stream Gauge, which is the most accurate gauge for The Needles, was offline & has been offline ever since it was destroyed from the severe damage to the Winchester & Potomac Railroad Bridge & the Goodloe Byron Memorial Pedestrian Walkway from the CSX train derailment at Harpers, Ferry, WV on 12/21/2019. The combined readings of both the Harpers Ferry & Millville stream gauges provides the most accurate measurements of the true flow rate for all of the rapids from The Confluence to the U.S. Route 340 Sandy Hook Bridge. The Point of Rocks gauge is used is approximate the flow rate for the Potomac River at Harpers Ferry, WV due to the following statement from the NOAA Harpers Ferry Stream Gauge " This gauge ["Potomac River at Harpers Ferry"] does not provide readings below 3.1 feet. To determine an estimation of values at low water, view the Point of Rocks gauge. At low water, values at Harpers Ferry are generally within a quarter foot - usually slightly higher - of those at Point of Rocks. Streamflow is typically a few hundred cfs lower at Harpers Ferry than Point of Rocks at low water." Resources: American Whitewater: " Potomac 0.7 Dargans Bend Boat Ramp to Potoma Wayside, VA or Weverton, MD ("Potomac Needles")" - https://www.americanwhitewater.org/co... Potomac River Guide: "Water Recreation in the Harpers Ferry Area" - https://www.riverexplorer.com/details... Featured Scenes: Introduction 00:00 On The Way to 100 Yard Dash from The Confluence 0:49 100 Yard Dash 1:16 Coaching: Critiquing Line Moves 4:20 River Talk with River Riders: Cogler's Hole & 100 Yard Dash 4:42 Hydrographs & Map 10:24 "Look! The LORD Is Coming From His Dwelling Place; He Comes Down And Treads On The Heights Of The Earth. The Mountains Melt Beneath Him And The Valleys Split Apart, Like Wax Before The Fire, Like Water Rushing Down A Slope." - Micah 1:3-4