Hurricane Helene impact to Bee Tree Reservoir, Creek in Swannanoa
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Bee Tree Reservoir and Creek

Documentation of Hurricane Helene impact and recovery in and around Swannanoa, NC. Video of Bee Tree Reservoir, Bee Tree Creek, and Road.

Informational video on Hurricane Helene impact and recovery in and around Swannanoa, NC. This video was taken on October 25th, following the Swannanoa River west along Old Hwy 70, and up Bee Tree Road, along Bee Tree Creek, all the way to Bee Tree Reservoir.

 

This video include aerial drone and ground footage, along with map references – showing points of interest including Grovemont community, town of Swannanoa, Asheville Christian Academy, Ward’s Lake, Charles D Owen Park, Bees Knees, Bee Tree Christian Church, Summer Haven Rd, and many points in between.

Also see related videos:

Hurricane Helene Update – NC Arboretum, Asheville North Carolina – March 2025

Hurricane Helene Update – Asheville East KOA, Swannanoa NC – March 2025  

Helene Impact Update Dec 3 – Asheville: Swannanoa & French Broad River converge at Amboy Road

Helene Impact Update Dec 2 & 3 – Biltmore Village, Asheville, North Carolina, Swannanoa River

Helene Impact Update Nov 21 – North Fork Reservoir Auxiliary Spillway -Black Mountain, NC

Helene Impact Update Nov 2 – East Asheville, Swannanoa River Rd and Azalea Rd

Helene Impact Update Nov 2 – Asheville, Riceville Rd, Bull Creek, Forest Damage & Swannanoa River

Helene Impact Update Oct 29 – Debris Flow at Black Mountain Home & Shepard of the Hills Retreat

Helene Impact Update Oct 25 – Swannanoa Debris Flow, Grovemont Community

Helene Impact Update Oct 16 – Swannanoa Watershed: Part 1 – Montreat & Flat Creek to Black Mountain

Helene Impact Update Oct 18-22 – Swannanoa Watershed: Part 2 – North Fork Swannanoa River, Reservoir

Swannanoa NC – Hwy 70 – 2024-10-12 – Recovery from Hurricane Helene

Helene Impact – Oct 20 Broad River & Flat Creak aerial footage – Hwy 9 Black Mountain NC

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