Whitewater Run WY Class III

Wooden Bridge to mouth Wild

Granite Creek

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Runnable: ? – ? CFS
Approximate reading: This gauge is 12.4 miles away on Granite Creek. Use as a general reference only.
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Description
Granite Creek drains south off Pyramid Peak and the east flank of Pinnacle Peak and holds the typical Wyoming threats of private land ownership and gun display. Timber and landslides are part of the geography in Wyoming, so, expect wood on the upper run. This snowpack dependant creek is shallow and typically low-volume with a visual gauge. There are two sections to Granite Creek: The upper section requiring a hike in from above the hot springs and the lower section being lower gradient. Granite Creek Road (FR 30500) follows Granite Creek and there is a river right take out before making confluence with the Hoback River.
Difficulty
Class III
Length
7.8 mi
Gradient
60 ft/mi
max 135
Rapids
0
Difficulty Classes
I Easy II Novice III Intermediate IV Advanced V Expert/Extreme VI Unrunnable
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
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