B) Cedardale 28th Rd to 21st Rd (13.8 miles)
Gauge Conditions
Runnable: 300.0 – 5,000.0 CFS
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Data from American Whitewater & USGS
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Description
Another section of this river, similar to the prior section, in that there will be plenty of flatwater, some swiftwater (riffles and rips), and a few potentially good playable features. Many shorter trips (possibly access for park-and-play of some of the better features) are possible, either requiring permission from private properties or using logging roads (if not gated or posted against trespass).
Difficulty
Class II
Length
13.6 mi
Gradient
10 ft/mi
max 25
Rapids
6
Access Points
Shuttle Info
Many shorter trips (possibly access for park-and-play of some of the better features) are possible, either requiring permission from private properties or using logging roads (if not gated or posted against trespass).
Otherwise, the shuttle is somewhere near 3/4-hour (each way). We highly recommend meeting at take-out, gearing up, swapping boats and boaters to as few vehicles as possible (to leave 'drop vehicles' there), then driving to put-in to run river. This gets you on water without the delay which would result from meeting at put-in, having to run shuttle down and back up (while some boaters wait somewhere near an hour-and-a-half) before putting on river!
Difficulty Classes
I Easy
II Novice
III Intermediate
IV Advanced
V Expert/Extreme
VI Unrunnable
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater
American Whitewater