Access Site
WA
SE Jones Road Access
City: WA
County: King
Type: Whitewater Access
Location: 47.46502200, -122.12991000
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
Whitewater Run
II
Cedar River - Landsburg bridge to Maplewood Roadside Park
Current Conditions
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• 400.00-1200.00 cfs
Cedar River below Diversion near Landsburg, WA
Whitewater Runs on Cedar River
1 runDifficulty Classes
I Easy
II Novice
III Intermediate
IV Advanced
V Expert/Extreme
VI Unrunnable
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Whitewater data from
American Whitewater
About This Access Site
SE Jones Road Access provides entry to the Cedar River, a large river system with significant flow and gradient suitable for whitewater paddling. The Cedar River in this section flows at an average of 6,336 cubic feet per second with a velocity of 3.28 feet per second and maintains a steep average gradient of 2.3 feet per mile, indicating moderate to challenging current conditions typical of whitewater sections. This location on the Cedar River places paddlers on a Stream Order 7 river, which is classified as a large river with substantial water volume and power.
Paddlers using this access should be prepared for active current and flow conditions. The river's gradient and flow rate suggest this section is best suited for intermediate to advanced kayakers and canoeists with experience managing current and maneuvering in faster water. Given the Cedar River's overall elevation drop of 787 feet across its 338-mile length, the section near SE Jones Road likely features dynamic water conditions that require proper technique and judgment.
Access at SE Jones Road appears to be a whitewater-specific put-in, though specific details about parking, facilities, and launch infrastructure are not available in the provided data. Paddlers should verify current conditions, water levels, and any seasonal restrictions before visiting, as whitewater access points often have variable conditions and usage guidelines.
Paddlers using this access should be prepared for active current and flow conditions. The river's gradient and flow rate suggest this section is best suited for intermediate to advanced kayakers and canoeists with experience managing current and maneuvering in faster water. Given the Cedar River's overall elevation drop of 787 feet across its 338-mile length, the section near SE Jones Road likely features dynamic water conditions that require proper technique and judgment.
Access at SE Jones Road appears to be a whitewater-specific put-in, though specific details about parking, facilities, and launch infrastructure are not available in the provided data. Paddlers should verify current conditions, water levels, and any seasonal restrictions before visiting, as whitewater access points often have variable conditions and usage guidelines.