Suwanee River info

**mckinley** · 03-19-2016, 08:06

Originally Posted by chrishom13

What dates are you going? My group is doing this trip April 14th - 19th. This will be our 2nd time doing this leg, hammocks are welcome at all sites. Last time at Holton I was able to hang inside the screened in structure.
Attachment 127000

We completed this trip a week ago, and I revived the thread for a follow up. The camps are a great asset on the river and are very well designed and user friendly. We noticed some platforms had more hanging hardware than others. Set in the corner as in your photo, could allow several to be set up. As it gets buggier into the season, the screened area will be really appreciated. We didn't have much of a problem a week ago with bugs. Have a fun trip.

**mckinley** · 03-19-2016, 08:28

image.jpg here is a cool little feeder creek, probably originating at a spring. We paddled up it a ways, under a Florida Trail bridge. This, before crossing under I-75 on the main river. (Notice a hiker on the trail resting above the creek in an ENO?)

**chrishom13** · 03-24-2016, 11:44

Originally Posted by mckinley

image.jpg here is a cool little feeder creek, probably originating at a spring. We paddled up it a ways, under a Florida Trail bridge. This, before crossing under I-75 on the main river. (Notice a hiker on the trail resting above the creek in an ENO?)

Very nice! I will have to check it out, hopefully I can find it...

**mckinley** · 03-31-2016, 06:58

It was on river right. Pretty evident. We had fairly low water levels for our trip. It might be more difficult to navigate up that creek at higher levels. I forgot to mention, also, at the lower level, we were surprised at the lack of current and thus the need to really paddle to make the mileage on our trip. I knew to expect that, but I don't think I fully appreciated it.