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Rapid AZ Class IV

Black Rock

Salt - 02. US 60 to Hwy 288 above Roosevelt Reservoir (AZ)

Gauge Conditions
Runnable: 800.0 – 10,000.0 CFS
Description

Black Rock is the final rapid in a small micro gorge. The Salt is choked with sharp boulders and drops over some ledges and the preferred line is not readily apparent as the river disappears around the corner to the right. The line changes at different flows, particularly because there are rocks in the water after the ledge that can be partially covered. With enough flow, rafts will typically run river right near a 6' pourover. Kayaks and packrafts have different lines depending on the flow, either dropping off a ledge or following the tongue and punching through the hole river left. Watch out for the boiling froth and then the current pushing hard left up against an undercut rock immediately after the rapid. Rafts scout from far upstream river right, kayaks scout river left. 

Location
Type
Rapid
Difficulty
Class IV
Mile Marker
22.7 mi
Directions
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02. US 60 to Hwy 288 above Roosevelt Reservoir
Salt
III-IV 58.4 mi
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater