THE BIG SANDY RIVER WATERSHED MAP BOOK

$12.00

Paddling, fishing, camping, and back-roads adventure map book. Includes the entire Tug Fork and Levisa Fork watersheds. Come explore the mountains, hills, and valleys of Central Appalachia, a rugged and largely undiscovered region full of outdoor opportunity. Rich in history shaped by coal mining and fierce local independence, this area offers scenic routes, quiet waterways, and off-the-beaten-path adventures.

Some items these maps include:

  • You’ll receive a secure link to the file lasting 24 hours after the first download.

  • 24 maps in 11" X 17" landscape format

  • 281 river, creek and lake trips

  • All trips have the distance and gradient (calculated with GIS)

  • Most trips have rapid class and dangers (from guidebooks and websites)

  • 350 access points personally visited and rated

  • 18 stocked trout streams and 3 lakes

  • Public land clearly shown and labelled

  • 102 mountain summits with elevation

  • Springs, towers, tunnels, falls, and cliffs

  • Please note: I have not scouted the access on about 10% of this map

Float fish classics like the Levisa and Tug Forks. Explore unknown creeks like Dry Fork, Elkhorn, Panther, Rockcastle, and Johns Creek. Try the Whitewater of the Russell Fork canyon, or grassy and Hunts creeks.

Paddling, fishing, camping, and back-roads adventure map book. Includes the entire Tug Fork and Levisa Fork watersheds. Come explore the mountains, hills, and valleys of Central Appalachia, a rugged and largely undiscovered region full of outdoor opportunity. Rich in history shaped by coal mining and fierce local independence, this area offers scenic routes, quiet waterways, and off-the-beaten-path adventures.

Some items these maps include:

  • You’ll receive a secure link to the file lasting 24 hours after the first download.

  • 24 maps in 11" X 17" landscape format

  • 281 river, creek and lake trips

  • All trips have the distance and gradient (calculated with GIS)

  • Most trips have rapid class and dangers (from guidebooks and websites)

  • 350 access points personally visited and rated

  • 18 stocked trout streams and 3 lakes

  • Public land clearly shown and labelled

  • 102 mountain summits with elevation

  • Springs, towers, tunnels, falls, and cliffs

  • Please note: I have not scouted the access on about 10% of this map

Float fish classics like the Levisa and Tug Forks. Explore unknown creeks like Dry Fork, Elkhorn, Panther, Rockcastle, and Johns Creek. Try the Whitewater of the Russell Fork canyon, or grassy and Hunts creeks.