National Wild & Scenic Rivers
 

South Fork of the New River

North Carolina

New River State Park
Post Office Box 48
Jefferson, NC 28640
Telephone: 336/982-2587

Designated Reach: April 13, 1976. The South Fork from its confluence with Dog Creek downstream 22 miles to the confluence with the North Fork. The main stem from the confluence of the North and South Forks with Dog Creek downstream approximately 4.5 miles to the Virginia state line.

Classification/Mileage: Scenic — 26.5 miles; Total — 26.5 miles.

Rugged hillsides, pastoral meadows, and bucolic farmlands surround the oldest river in North America. The river's waters are slow and placid; its banks are fertile and covered with wildflowers. Fishing is good. Narrow and winding mountain roads dotted with small farms, churches and country stores give an old-fashioned charm. New River State Park provides access and spots for camping, canoeing, picnicking and fishing.


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