Take Out

Tenmile Creek is a medium-sized river in Mendocino County with significant whitewater characteristics suitable for paddling enthusiasts. The creek has a total length of 41.67 miles and drops 593 feet in elevation, creating an average gradient of 14.2 feet per mile. This take-out location provides access to a stream with an average flow of 111.62 cubic feet per second and average velocity of 1.51 feet per second, indicating moderate current conditions that will vary seasonally.

As a take-out point on Tenmile Creek, this site serves paddlers completing whitewater runs. The creek's stream order classification as a medium river and its headwater designation suggest this is an active waterway with recreational paddling opportunities. The 593-foot elevation drop across the creek's length indicates sustained gradient suitable for kayakers and canoeists seeking whitewater experiences. Water conditions will fluctuate with seasonal rainfall and snowmelt typical of Northern California coastal watersheds.

Paddlers should be aware that specific amenities and facilities at this take-out have not been documented in the available data. Access conditions, parking availability, and developed infrastructure details should be verified locally before planning a trip. Water conditions on Tenmile Creek can change rapidly, and paddlers should assess current flows and weather conditions appropriate to their skill level.