Take Out

This take-out site on Brice Creek in Lane County, Oregon provides access to a medium-sized river system suitable for whitewater paddling. Brice Creek flows through a drainage area of 71 square miles with an average flow of approximately 97 cubic feet per second and a moderate gradient of 0.5 feet per mile. The creek descends about 9 feet over its 16.7-mile length, creating conditions that can vary depending on water levels and seasonal runoff.

The take-out location sits at relatively low elevation with manageable average velocities around 1.5 feet per second, making it accessible for paddlers completing runs on this section of the creek. Being positioned as a take-out point, this site serves as an exit location for boaters finishing their journey. The creek's Stream Order 4 classification indicates it's a significant tributary with adequate water volume for recreational paddling activities.

Paddlers should be aware that water conditions on Brice Creek can be influenced by seasonal flows and weather patterns common to the Lane County area. The moderate slope and velocity suggest this river is suitable for intermediate paddlers with some whitewater experience, though conditions may vary throughout the year.