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Kentucky | South-Central Kentucky
Green River
H.H. Wilson Park Ramp to Stovall Park Ramp
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Launch at H.H. Wilson Park Ramp and take out about 3.6 miles downstream at Munfordville-Stovall Park Ramp. KDFWR gives a good Munfordville gauge band of 300 to 600 cfs for Green River Pool 6, and today sits far above that range.
Put-in
H.H. Wilson Park RampOpen mapH.H. Wilson Park Ramp is a single-lane paved ramp with a small gravel parking area. KDFWR warns that the end of the ramp does not extend far into the water and there is a drop at the end of the concrete.
Take-out
Munfordville-Stovall Park RampOpen mapStovall Park Ramp is a city-owned single-lane paved ramp with paved parking, restrooms, picnic areas, and park traffic. Use the ramp efficiently and avoid blocking trailers or local park users.
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Access caveats
- H.H. Wilson Park Ramp is a single-lane paved ramp with a small gravel parking area. KDFWR warns that the end of the ramp does not extend far into the water and there is a drop at the end of the concrete.
- Stovall Park Ramp is a city-owned single-lane paved ramp with paved parking, restrooms, picnic areas, and park traffic. Use the ramp efficiently and avoid blocking trailers or local park users.
- KDFWR notes private-property concerns around Pool 6 access sites. Stay with the named public ramps and do not use private banks for lunch stops, scouting, or parking.
- The Munfordville gauge is direct for this Hart County segment, but local wind, release timing, rain, and ramp conditions still control the launch decision.
Watch for
- High water above KDFWR's 600 cfs good band, when a broad river can push much harder at ramps, rocky banks, and bends.
- Low water below 300 cfs, which can expose shoals, ramp drops, and shallow edges around access points.
- Motorboats, anglers, fishing lines, swimmers near parks, and other ramp users on a popular Pool 6 corridor.
- Wind on open pools, hot-weather exposure, muddy banks, and limited legal stopping options away from public access.
- Fresh woody debris, storm runoff, and changing release or lake-tailwater conditions upstream of the Munfordville reach.
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| Gauge site | Green River at Munfordville, KY |
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| Target band | 300 cfs to 600 cfs |
| Low threshold | 300 cfs |
| High threshold | 600 cfs |
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| Main source behind this score | KDFWR recommended river levels for Green River at Munfordville |
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NotesWhat to know before you go
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- Official level band300-600 cfs good
KDFWR rates the Green River gauge at Munfordville as Low below 300 cfs, Good from 300 to 600 cfs, and High above 600 cfs.
- Official route segmentH.H. Wilson Park Ramp to Stovall Park Ramp, 3.6 mi
KDFWR lists H.H. Wilson Park Ramp to Stovall Park Ramp as a 3.6-mile Green River Pool 6 access-to-access segment.
- Put-in accessH.H. Wilson Park Ramp, 37.2979, -85.8506
KDFWR identifies H.H. Wilson Park as a free single-lane paved ramp with unpaved parking and year-round 24-hour boat-ramp availability.
- Take-out accessMunfordville-Stovall Park Ramp, 37.2663, -85.8892
KDFWR identifies Stovall Park as a city-owned free single-lane paved ramp with paved parking, restrooms, picnic area, and seasonal camping.
- Route characterBroad river, shoals, long runs, rocky banks
KDFWR describes nearby Pool 6 access reaches as shallow riffle and pool habitat with shoals, long runs, deep rocky banks, and a ramp drop at H.H. Wilson.
- Live-gauge supportUSGS 03308500 at 2660 cfs / 6.55 ft
USGS Water Services returned same-day July 11, 2026 discharge and gage-height values at 20:00 CDT for Green River at Munfordville during this run. That is far above KDFWR's 300-600 cfs good band, so this short segment still needs explicit high-water caution today.
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Green River paddling FAQ
What water level is good for paddling Green River?
Paddle Today watches Green River at Munfordville, KY and treats 300 cfs to 600 cfs 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 H.H. Wilson Park Ramp and ends at Munfordville-Stovall Park Ramp, about About 3.6 mi on the water.
Is this Green River route good for beginners?
This is listed as an easy route, but conditions still matter. Check today's score, water level, weather, and access notes before you go.
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