A great resource for drought information (next to DRBC) is this relatively new website. Delaware River tributary streams continue to be running well below normal for this time of year.
Tomorrow I'll be joining some folks for an early spring run down the Upper Tohickon Creek, thanks to the annual spring whitewater release from Lake Nockamixon. This is a Class I + beautiful Piedmont creek with scenery that alternates between Red Shale cliffs (with ferns and columbine) and pastoral landscapes complete with cows, sheep, and white-tail deer. There are also some wonderful historic structures along the way. The Tohickon features all the best cultural and natural qualities found in Bucks County, PA.
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Tohickon Creek March 2009
Wild and Scenic at last
About the Delaware River and its tributary streams - With an occasional voyage into uncharted waters
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Tohickon Creek March 2009
Find Your Watershed
Musconetcong River
Wild and Scenic at last