Access Site
CA
Take Out
City: CA
County: Madera
Type: Whitewater Take Out
Location: 37.06510200, -119.60900100
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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
III
Take-out
San Joaquin - 6. Millerton Lake Bottom (Kerchoff #2 PH to Millerton Reservoir)
20 ft/mi
Current Conditions
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San Joaquin River near Auberry CA
About This Access Site
This is a take-out location on the San Joaquin River in Madera County, California, designed for whitewater paddlers completing their runs. As a take-out site rather than a launch point, this access provides an exit point for kayakers and canoeists who have paddled downstream sections of the San Joaquin. The coordinates place this location in the central Sierra Nevada foothills region where the San Joaquin River flows through scenic canyons with varying water conditions depending on seasonal runoff and dam releases.
Paddlers using this take-out should be aware that whitewater sections of the San Joaquin can present significant challenges, particularly during spring snowmelt when water levels and current speeds increase substantially. The take-out location serves as a critical endpoint for river trips, and boaters should verify current water conditions and flow rates before attempting any sections of the river. Access details such as parking availability, facilities, and specific take-out amenities should be confirmed locally before your trip.
As with all whitewater paddling, proper safety equipment including personal flotation devices is essential. Paddlers should have appropriate skills for the specific section being run and should scout conditions when possible. Check with local ranger stations or outfitter services for current information about river conditions, any closures, and specific guidelines for this take-out location.
Paddlers using this take-out should be aware that whitewater sections of the San Joaquin can present significant challenges, particularly during spring snowmelt when water levels and current speeds increase substantially. The take-out location serves as a critical endpoint for river trips, and boaters should verify current water conditions and flow rates before attempting any sections of the river. Access details such as parking availability, facilities, and specific take-out amenities should be confirmed locally before your trip.
As with all whitewater paddling, proper safety equipment including personal flotation devices is essential. Paddlers should have appropriate skills for the specific section being run and should scout conditions when possible. Check with local ranger stations or outfitter services for current information about river conditions, any closures, and specific guidelines for this take-out location.