North Branch Potomac River: Gormania to Shalmar
Grant County, West Virginia
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05 :02 hrs
13.4 mi
640 ft
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The North Branch of the Potomac River is approximately 405 miles long and defines the border of West Virginia and Maryland. This is one of the longest and most difficult runs in the state. It descends rather steeply and almost all rapids have at least one ledge. This section is very rocky and has many challenging rapids.
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North Branch Potomac River: Gormania to Shalmar | Grant County, West Virginia
The North Branch of the Potomac River is approximately 405 miles long and defines the border of West Virginia and Maryland. This is one of the longest and most difficult runs in the state. It descends rather steeply and almost all rapids have at least one ledge. This section is very rocky and has many challenging rapids.
