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Kentucky | South-Central Kentucky
Green River
Lynn Camp Creek Ramp to H.H. Wilson Park Ramp
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Route safety
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Safety details
Treat the Lynn Camp-to-H.H. Wilson route as a committed 18.2-mile day with limited public bailout options; choose a shorter Green River family route if daylight, pace, or shuttle margin is thin.
- Use KDFWR's Munfordville band conservatively: below 300 cfs the route can become slow and shallow, while above 600 cfs fresh wood, broad current, and the H.H. Wilson landing leave less margin.
- Respect the Lynn Camp VPA rules and private-bank corridor. Launch compactly at the privately owned public access and keep stops tied to named legal access points.
Conditions
Gauge history and hourly forecast
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Gauge detail
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Gauge note
Target band: 300 cfs to 600 cfs · Green River at Munfordville, KY
Gauge context
Use the Green River at Munfordville gauge. KDFWR rates 300 to 600 cfs as good for boating and fishing. Below that expect a slower, shallower day with more dragging; above that the broad river, fresh wood, and the H.H. Wilson landing deserve extra caution.
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Plan
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Launch points, shuttle details, distance, and access notes.
Route logistics
Access and shuttle
Launch at Lynn Camp Creek Ramp and take out at H.H. Wilson Park for the longer upper Hart County Green River segment. Use the Munfordville gauge and treat today as above-band higher water rather than comfort flow.
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Put-in
Lynn Camp Creek RampLynn Camp Creek VPA #1 is privately owned but open to the public through KDFWR. Continuing access depends on respectful use, clean parking, and staying within the obvious access footprint.
Take-out
H.H. Wilson Park RampThe Lynn Camp ramp is steep and KDFWR says it is better used as a carry-down site. Launch carefully and avoid blocking the narrow approach.
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Access caveats and watch for
Access caveats
- Lynn Camp Creek VPA #1 is privately owned but open to the public through KDFWR. Continuing access depends on respectful use, clean parking, and staying within the obvious access footprint.
- The Lynn Camp ramp is steep and KDFWR says it is better used as a carry-down site. Launch carefully and avoid blocking the narrow approach.
- H.H. Wilson Park Ramp has a drop at the end of the concrete. Expect a less forgiving finish than a typical city-park ramp, especially when the river is high or the group is tired.
- This route uses the direct Munfordville gauge for the Hart County corridor, but same-day weather, debris, and daylight matter as much as the cfs reading on a float this long.
Watch for
- Low water below 300 cfs, when the longer mileage can turn into a slow scrape-and-drag day.
- High water above 600 cfs, when broad-river current, fresh wood, and the Wilson landing become less forgiving.
- Fatigue, exposed sun, broad-river wind, fishing lines, and limited legal bailout options away from the named accesses.
- Slippery footing at Lynn Camp, the ramp drop at Wilson, and any fresh strainers or downed trees after rain.
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Data behind the scoreGauge, thresholds, and timing
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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
These notes cover the access details, route quirks, and source caveats most likely to matter once you get there.
- Official route segmentLynn Camp Creek Ramp to H.H. Wilson Ramp, 18.2 mi
KDFWR lists Lynn Camp Creek Ramp to H.H. Wilson Ramp as an 18.2-mile Green River Pool 6 access-to-access segment.
- 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.
- Put-in accessLynn Camp Creek Ramp, 37.3533, -85.7098
KDFWR identifies Lynn Camp Creek VPA #1 as a free public carry-down and ramp access with unpaved parking, year-round availability, no camping, and a privately owned but publicly open launch area.
- Take-out accessH.H. Wilson Park Ramp, 37.2979, -85.8506
KDFWR identifies H.H. Wilson Park as a free paved single-lane ramp with unpaved parking, year-round 24-hour availability, and no camping.
- Live-gauge supportUSGS 03308500 at 2660 cfs / 6.55 ft
USGS Water Services returned same-day July 11, 2026 discharge and stage values at 20:00 CDT for Green River at Munfordville during this run. The discharge is far above the KDFWR good band, so the route needs explicit higher-water caution today.
- Route characterPrivate-bank corridor, sandbars, mild riffles, long pools
KDFWR marks Lynn Camp as the start of the Hart County Blue Water Trail, describes the downstream Hart County corridor as scenic and family-friendly with bluffs, islands, chutes, mild riffles, long deep holes, and sandbars, and notes H.H. Wilson's shoals, long runs, and deep rocky banks at the finish.
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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 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 Lynn Camp Creek Ramp and ends at H.H. Wilson Park Ramp, about About 18.2 mi on the water.
Is this Green River route good for beginners?
This is listed as a moderate route. Expect more planning than an easy float, and use the live score, route notes, and source links before committing.
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