Put-in

This whitewater put-in on the Fall River in Fremont County, Idaho provides access to a significant stream classified as a large river by the U.S. Geological Survey. The Fall River stretches 90.86 miles with a total elevation drop of 305 feet and an average gradient of 3.4 feet per mile, indicating moderate to fast-moving water suitable for whitewater paddling. With an average flow of 612 cubic feet per second and velocity of 2.37 feet per second, paddlers should expect a moving current and be prepared for dynamic water conditions typical of whitewater rivers in this region.

The river's Stream Order 6 classification and drainage area of 2,046 square miles indicate this is a well-established waterway with consistent water volume. The put-in location at coordinates 44.06839600, -111.24553900 serves as an access point for boaters looking to navigate this section of the Fall River. Given the river's characteristics, this access site is most suitable for paddlers with whitewater experience and appropriate skills for moving water navigation.