Access Site
WI
Put In: 70.2 square miles
City: Town of Wabeno, WI
County: Forest
Type: Whitewater Put In
Location: 45.50200000, -88.52380000
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
North Branch Oconto River near Wabeno, WI
6.7 mi away
Peshtigo River near Wabeno, WI
13.2 mi away
Popple River near Fence, WI
18.3 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
Whitewater Run
II
Put-in
Rat - A) Bear Creek to Valley Lake Road/FR2141 (7 mi.) ***Likely access concerns***
12 ft/mi
Current Conditions
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North Branch Oconto River near Wabeno, WI
About This Access Site
The Rat River put-in is located in the Town of Wabeno within Forest County, Wisconsin, serving as a whitewater access point for paddlers launching into approximately 70.2 square miles of waterway. This location is situated at coordinates 45.50200000, -88.52380000 and provides access to what appears to be a flowing river system suitable for whitewater paddling activities. The designation as a whitewater put-in suggests this access point is designed for kayakers and canoeists seeking moving water experiences rather than flat water paddling.
Paddlers using this access point should be prepared for river conditions typical of whitewater sections. The classification as a whitewater put-in indicates that this is best suited for paddlers with appropriate skills for current and moving water conditions. Visitors should check current water levels and flow conditions before planning trips on the Rat River, as whitewater conditions can vary significantly with seasonal changes and recent rainfall.
Paddlers using this access point should be prepared for river conditions typical of whitewater sections. The classification as a whitewater put-in indicates that this is best suited for paddlers with appropriate skills for current and moving water conditions. Visitors should check current water levels and flow conditions before planning trips on the Rat River, as whitewater conditions can vary significantly with seasonal changes and recent rainfall.