City: Cedarburg, WI
County: Ozaukee
Type: Whitewater Access
Location: 43.29993000, -87.97388400
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Location
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
Milwaukee River near Cedarburg, WI
2.1 mi away
Little Menomonee River near Freistadt, WI
7.2 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
Whitewater Run
II-III
Cedar Creek - *2025.09.09 Wood Update* Cedarburg Mill to CTH.T (2.3 miles)
20 ft/mi
Current Conditions
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• 100.00-1200.00 cfs
Cedar Creek near Cedarburg, WI
Whitewater Runs on Cedar Creek
1 runDifficulty Classes
I Easy
II Novice
III Intermediate
IV Advanced
V Expert/Extreme
VI Unrunnable
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About This Access Site
Creek View Court is an alternate access point to Cedar Creek in Cedarburg, located in Ozaukee County. Cedar Creek is a substantial stream classified as a large river with a stream order of 6, draining 1,596 square miles across its 61.81-mile length. The creek features a notable elevation drop of 1,105 feet overall, creating an average gradient of 17.9 feet per mile, which indicates moderate to fast-moving water typical of whitewater conditions.
With an average flow of 98.94 cubic feet per second and velocity of 2.68 feet per second, Cedar Creek presents dynamic water conditions suitable for paddlers seeking whitewater paddling experiences. The stream's significant gradient and consistent flow suggest Class I to II whitewater characteristics in many sections, though water levels and conditions can vary seasonally. This access point serves as an alternate entry to the creek system, providing paddlers with an option to explore this major waterway in the region.
With an average flow of 98.94 cubic feet per second and velocity of 2.68 feet per second, Cedar Creek presents dynamic water conditions suitable for paddlers seeking whitewater paddling experiences. The stream's significant gradient and consistent flow suggest Class I to II whitewater characteristics in many sections, though water levels and conditions can vary seasonally. This access point serves as an alternate entry to the creek system, providing paddlers with an option to explore this major waterway in the region.