Boating, Fishing, Paddling, History, New places to go
  & things to do...

All about
the Roanoke

See Roanoke-related articles in these magazines:
Wildlife in North Carolina-
March 2003
Cypress Grill:
The Last Cook-up Shack

by T. Edward Nickens

Backpacker Magazine
The Nature Conservancy Magazine

Smithsonian Magazine

National Geographic Adventure Magazine

 

 


Upstream Neighbors:  Check out www.danriver.org

  Looking for a Group Paddle Trip?
Check out the trails and group trips on the
NC Paddle Trails Association Web site! See the Roanoke River Paddle Club News, too!
Fall Ramble Promises Colorful Paddle from Weldon to Halifax
Get up close and personal with wildlife and beautiful foliage on this November trip down the Roanoke. Entertainment options, too!  Get details and make plans today!
Largest US Uranium Deposit is Upriver! Landowners hire lobbyists to get 30-year old mining ban removed. As water shortages force municipalities to draw drinking water from rivers, all downriver interests should watch closely!  Read more or both sides of the issue...
Washington Post Story
Virginia Uranium, Inc.
The Rural Blog
Southern Environmental Law Center
VB Dems
CatHouse Chat
Got Photos of Herring Fishing?
Area artist Bailey Phelps, Jr. is researching for a series of paintings on herring fishing in the Roanoke and Chowan Rivers. All photos can be copied on site so that you can keep them in your possession. Old negatives may be useful, too. Please email Bailey if you have such photos or film, or if you know of someone who may. Thanks!


 Photo by
 Doward Jones

Plymouth, NC
Roanoke River Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

Hours:  11-3 Tuesday-Saturday and by appointment. Explore the new exhibit room at the Maritime Museum and discover Plymouth's rich maritime heritage.

Upriver...Life Along the Staunton

South Boston, VA
Exhibit Displays Early Upriver Life
The Roanoke is known as the Dan and Staunton Rivers in parts of Virginia. No matter the name, see how important the river was...and is...to the people along its banks. Learn more about South Boston-Halifax County Museum's "Life Along the Staunton... 1600s to the year 2000" exhibit.
Archives
Missed something? Look for it on our archives page.
Notice! While navigable waters are public, much of the land along the Roanoke & its tributaries is privately owned.  Please respect private property.  Get permission before docking on or crossing private property.

Remember that these lands and waters are also great for hunting deer, turkey, ducks and other species.  Know when hunting seasons are in session and take extra care if exploring during these seasons.
 

 

QUICK LINKS

eNature's
online

Wildlife Guides


Fishing?
Read What's Hot and keep up with fishing  tournament news at  fishIBX.com


7th Annual Wood Boat Show &
Cowboys on the Water

Oct. 27, 2008


See satellite images, maps and more of the Roanoke River


Herring
Read Jim Wilson's Fish or Yesterday, Fish of Tomorrow in NC Wildlife &
Empty Rivers:The Decline of River Herring, a report by
The Herring Alliance


Roanoke
Paddle Club News


NC Paddle Trails Association


Primitive Camping at Bill's Place on the Roanoke, Jamesville
252.792.5292

NOAA's
Flood & Weather information for

Jamesville and Williamston.

Ever Spent a Night in the Swamp?

Weather at Jamesville

OUR STORY

The Roanoke River Basin is a treasure—rich in history and natural beauty, important in its animal & plant diversity, and a great place to paddle, fish, hunt, camp or just visit.

RoanokeRiver.com is dedicated to:

1.

Increasing awareness of this rich resource, and

2.

Encouraging responsible development for economic benefit of the people who live in its basin.

 


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