Gauge Conditions
Runnable: ? – ? CFS
Approximate - nearest available gauge. Use as general reference only.
Data from American Whitewater & USGS
Photo
Photo courtesy of American Whitewater
Description
The Ontonagon's Middle Branch presents a complex wave and hole sequence that demands precise maneuvering through multiple hydraulic features. Paddlers should anticipate technical line selection with potential for recirculating holes that could challenge boat control, especially during varying water levels. Navigation requires careful reading of water surfaces and strategic approach to minimize risk of capsize or entrapment.
Location
Other Rapids on This Run (20)
Rapid
N/A
USGS samping site
Rapid
N/A
Hwy.28 Wayside
Waterfall
N/A
Agate Falls
Rapid
N/A
Put In
Rapid
N/A
Log Jam
Rapid
II+
Wave/hole
Rapid
N/A
Confluence, Payne Creek
Rapid
N/A
Ledge/wave?
Rapid
N/A
Confluence, Tom Creek
Rapid
N/A
Log Jam 2 / Meto Creek
Rapid
N/A
Possible access/egress?
Rapid
N/A
Log Jam Concern #3
Rapid
N/A
Log Jam Concern #4
Rapid
N/A
Log Jam Concern #5
Rapid
N/A
Confluence Trout Creek
Rapid
N/A
Powerline Clearing
Rapid
N/A
Rapids
Rapid
N/A
Possible/apparent set of ledges/waves/holes
Rapid
N/A
Apparent rapids
Rapid
N/A
Confluence, Longtime Creek
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C) below Agate Falls (Hwy.28) to Hwy.45 (28.7 miles)
Ontonagon, M.Br.
I-III
25.7 mi
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater
American Whitewater