Haw River Trail: Paddle Trail Map
The Haw River Paddle Trail allows novice and expert paddlers alike to experience the Haw as it was meant to be seen. For locals, seeing their home from the river provides a new perspective and a rediscovery of the natural beauty that surrounds them. For visitors, paddling the Haw is an exciting way to experience the natural and historical features of the Haw River corridor. There are currently 14 paddle accesses offering access to the entire length of the Haw River through Alamance County, from the Brooks Bridge Paddle Access in Guilford County to the new Union Bridge Paddle Access on the Alamance-Orange county line. The installation of Union Bridge Paddle Access in early 2016 completed the Paddle Trail in Alamance County and represents the culmination of over ten years of dedicated effort to provide public access to the Haw River.
This map includes information about the levels of difficulty and river gauges. The map also describes each section of the trails features.
- Product Number: HAW_PADDLE_14
- Reference Product Number: 2295567M
- ISBN: - None -
- Date of Publication: 6/1/2014
- Folded Size: 5.5 inches high by 3.5 inches wide
- Unfolded (flat) Size: 21 inches high by 11 inches wide
- Map format: Folded
- Map type: Trade Maps - Park
- Geographical region: United States
- Geographical subregion: North Carolina
