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Alternate Take-out on Crabtree Creek is a whitewater access point located in Linn County, Oregon. Crabtree Creek is a substantial waterway classified as a large river (Stream Order 6) with a significant drainage area of 876 square miles. The creek features a notable average gradient of 83.8 feet per mile with an elevation change of over 3,300 feet across its 39.45-mile length, making it suitable for whitewater paddlers seeking moderate to challenging conditions.
The creek's hydrology shows an average flow of 546.71 cubic feet per second with an average velocity of 2.00 feet per second, indicating consistent moving water typical of whitewater sections. As a take-out location, this access point serves paddlers completing downstream runs and provides an exit point for boaters navigating the creek's whitewater sections. The proximity to Linn County provides access to a regionally significant waterway that drains a large portion of the Willamette Valley watershed.
Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for the creek's significant gradient and current conditions. Water levels and flow rates can vary seasonally, affecting difficulty and navigability. Users should have appropriate whitewater skills and equipment for the sections they plan to paddle, and should check current flow conditions and weather before launching.