Take Out

This take-out site on Gore Creek in Eagle County, Colorado provides access to a significant whitewater section of a medium-sized mountain river. Gore Creek drains a 102 square mile watershed and features substantial elevation change, dropping over 4000 feet across its 18.5 mile length. The creek maintains an average flow of approximately 149 cubic feet per second with a steep gradient averaging 217 feet per mile, making it a genuine whitewater resource for paddlers seeking technical river experiences.

The creek's stream order of 5 indicates a well-developed river system capable of supporting various watercraft. With an average velocity of nearly 2 feet per second and the significant gradient, paddlers should expect continuous current and technical features typical of Colorado mountain streams. The take-out location at these coordinates provides an exit point for boaters completing runs on Gore Creek, situated in the Eagle County area near the Vail region.

Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for the fast-moving water conditions and come equipped with appropriate safety gear and whitewater skills. The elevation range from 2354 to 3579 meters reflects the alpine setting characteristic of Colorado's mountain river systems.