DEER CREEK-HIGHWAY 32 JUNCTION TO SEC 26, T27N, R3E, WEST OF DEER CREEK CROSSING

RIVER RUNS
2024-12-19
492 ft 40.16, -121.60


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The Deer Creek-Highway 32 Junction to Sec 26, T27N, R3E, West of Deer Creek Crossing run in California is a popular whitewater river run with an ideal streamflow range of 500-1000 cfs. The segment covers a distance of 7.1 miles and is rated as Class III-IV, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced paddlers.

The river run features several notable rapids and obstacles, including the Razorback, a Class IV rapid with a steep drop and a narrow chute; the Meatgrinder, which consists of a series of large waves and holes; and the Deer Creek Falls, a Class III drop that requires precise navigation.

Paddlers should be aware of specific regulations in the area, such as a 10-person maximum group size and a requirement to carry out all human waste. Additionally, it is recommended that paddlers have experience with Class III-IV rapids and wear appropriate safety gear, including a helmet and personal flotation device.

Last Updated 2024-12-19
River Levels 323 cfs (1.92 ft)
Percent of Normal 102%
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Class Level iii-iv
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Reporting Streamgage USGS 11383500

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