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We can't speak for other landowners, but the answer at Byrd's is yes, we ring these fees through our register and pay taxes on the revenue. We also pay additional tourism taxes on many of our services. It's a business like any other with ever-increasing overhead like any other. There are many privat...

You're right guys--and your consideration for all involved parties is appreciated. When we opened Whoop & Holler on a trial basis in 2004, our assumption was that folks would respect a few rules and happily pay the nominal fee to enjoy a really cool spot. Since most paddlers would never steal fr...

Attention Paddlers, Please tell your friends that park and play access to Whoop & Holler will be permanently closed unless all vehicles register at Byrd's main office before parking or loading/ unloading boats. Signs are clearly posted. Again, you must register at Byrd's before entering the priv...

A large tree and root ball are lodged across the bottom of the first rapid below High Bank on the Mulberry River. The water is very swift and dangerous. River right offers the only clear passage, which puts paddlers into a difficult rock garden. Be sure to scout and use extreme caution.

Byrd’s Adventure Center is pleased to continue offering some of the most sought-after river access points on the Mulberry River. In order to provide first-class park and play access to the Whoop & Holler surfing waves, we require all guests to register their vehicles at our outfitter store befor...