The run down Wickecheoke Creek combines both relaxing flatwater as well as thrilling whitewater to provide paddlers with a scenic and enjoyable paddling experience. The first few miles of flatwater serve as a good warmup for the demanding waters ahead. Multiple small falls, drops, logjams, and continuous rapids are present along this stretch of water so pulling off the river and either portaging around or scouting the obstacles is required. Running the river during high water can prove especially difficult and dangerous so be cautious and check current water conditions before setting out.