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Kentucky | South-Central Kentucky
Green River
Greensburg City Ramp to Lynn Camp Creek Ramp
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Safety
Route safety
Advanced routeThis route has hazards that can create serious consequences if missed or misjudged. Paddle only with appropriate skill, equipment, and current local information.
Safety details
This 32.9-mile route is a hard all-day commitment; use Glenview Road as the midpoint bailout if low water, wind, weather, or fatigue makes the Lynn Camp leg questionable.
- Stay within the KDFWR Greensburg 1.0 to 1.75 ft good band unless the group is prepared for slower shoals below the band or faster current and harder landings above it.
- Most banks below Greensburg are private, and Lynn Camp Creek is a VPA access where continued public use depends on staying inside the access footprint and respecting posted rules.
Conditions
Gauge history and hourly forecast
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Gauge detail
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Gauge note
Target band: 1.00 ft to 1.75 ft · Green River at Greensburg, KY
Gauge context
Use the Green River at Greensburg gauge. KDFWR rates 1.0 to 1.75 ft as good for boating and fishing. Today the gauge is in-band at 1.63 ft; below that expect a slower all-day grind, while above that the broad current, private banks, and steep Lynn Camp finish deserve more caution.
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Quick facts and what's next
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Plan
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Route logistics
Access and shuttle
Launch at Greensburg City Ramp and continue to Lynn Camp Creek Ramp for one of the longest current Greensburg-gauge routes in the app. Use the Greensburg gauge and expect a very long, scrape-prone day whenever the stage stays below KDFWR's 1.0 to 1.75 ft good band.
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Put-in
Greensburg City RampGreensburg City Ramp is the last serviced launch before the long lower commitment below town.
Take-out
Lynn Camp Creek RampGlenview Road Carrydown is the only clear midpoint bailout on this route before the steep Lynn Camp finish. If the day is going sideways, use it instead of forcing the final 19.2 miles.
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Access caveats and watch for
Access caveats
- Greensburg City Ramp is the last serviced launch before the long lower commitment below town.
- Glenview Road Carrydown is the only clear midpoint bailout on this route before the steep Lynn Camp finish. If the day is going sideways, use it instead of forcing the final 19.2 miles.
- Lynn Camp Creek VPA #1 is private property opened to public use through KDFWR. Continuing access depends on respectful parking and staying inside the marked access footprint.
- The Lynn Camp ramp is steep and better treated as a carry-down, especially when the river is low.
Watch for
- Low water below about 1.0 ft, when exposed shoals and long slow pools can turn this into a dawn-to-dusk grind.
- High water above about 1.75 ft, when current, muddy landings, and the steep Lynn Camp finish become less forgiving.
- Broad-river wind, exposed sun, limited legal bailout options after Glenview, and fresh wood after rain.
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Score & sources
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Why this scoreToday's evidence strength is checking
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Data behind the scoreGauge, thresholds, and timing
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| Gauge site | Green River at Greensburg, KY |
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| Target band | 1.00 ft to 1.75 ft |
| Low threshold | 1.00 ft |
| High threshold | 1.75 ft |
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| Main source behind this score | KDFWR recommended river levels for Green River at Greensburg |
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NotesWhat to know before you go
These notes cover the access details, route quirks, and source caveats most likely to matter once you get there.
- Official route segmentGreensburg City Ramp to Lynn Camp Creek Ramp, about 32.9 mi
KDFWR lists Greensburg City Ramp to Glenview Ford as 13.7 miles and Glenview Ford to Lynn Camp Creek Ramp as 19.2 miles, supporting a combined public route of about 32.9 miles.
- Official level band1.0-1.75 ft good
KDFWR rates the Green River gauge at Greensburg as Low below 1.0 ft, Good from 1.0 to 1.75 ft, and High above 1.75 ft.
- Put-in accessGreensburg City Ramp, 37.2581, -85.5057
KDFWR identifies Greensburg City Ramp as a free paved single-lane public launch in city park with restrooms, paved parking, and no camping.
- Take-out accessLynn Camp Creek Ramp, 37.3533, -85.7098
KDFWR identifies Lynn Camp Creek VPA #1 as a publicly open private site with unpaved parking, day-use-only rules, no camping, and a steep ramp better treated as a carry-down.
- Live-gauge supportUSGS 03306500 at 1.63 ft
USGS Water Services returned a same-day July 11, 2026 11:15 CDT gage-height reading for Green River at Greensburg during this run. That stage sits inside the KDFWR good band.
- Route characterCity park start, private-bank Glenview midpoint, steep Lynn finish
KDFWR describes Greensburg as the last serviced stop on the upper trail, Glenview as a private-land-surrounded road-end carrydown, and Lynn Camp as a steep publicly open private access with limited amenities.
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Quick answers
Green River paddling FAQ
What water level is good for paddling Green River?
Paddle Today watches Green River at Greensburg, KY and treats 1.00 ft to 1.75 ft as the target band for this route, with weather and recent trend included in the final score.
Where does this Green River route start and end?
This route starts at Greensburg City Ramp and ends at Lynn Camp Creek Ramp, about About 32.9 mi on the water.
Is this Green River route good for beginners?
This is listed as a hard route. Treat the live score as a planning aid, then confirm conditions, hazards, access, and group skill before launching.
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