Oregon Whitewater

SPRINGS SEC 30, T21S, R8E TO WICKIUP RESERVOIR


STREAMFLOW: 70 CFS

Class II River Run

The Whitewater River Run is a popular destination for kayakers and rafters in Oregon. The ideal streamflow range for this section of the river is between 400 and 1000 cfs. The river is classified as Class II to III, meaning it has moderate rapids with some obstacles that require maneuvering. The segment is approximately 13 miles long, starting at Sec 30, T21S, R8E and ending at Wickiup Reservoir. Along the way, paddlers will encounter several notable rapids, including the "Toilet Bowl" and "Rock and Roll."

There are some specific regulations to be aware of when paddling the Whitewater River Run. The river is located on the Deschutes National Forest, and visitors are required to obtain a Northwest Forest Pass or pay a day-use fee. Additionally, boaters are required to have a permit from the Forest Service to run the river. There are also restrictions on camping and fires, so visitors should check with the Forest Service for up-to-date information on regulations.

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SPRINGS SEC 30, T21S, R8E TO WICKIUP RESERVOIR
Last Updated 2024-04-25
River Levels 89 cfs (1.54 ft)
Percent of Normal 93%
Reporting Streamgauge N.UMPQUA R ABV WHITE MULE CK, NR TOKETEE FALLS, OR
Elevation 4,073 ft.
River N-Umpqua-River
Watershed Upper Deschutes

Nearby Camping
Location Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Lava Lake 44 4,753 ft
Crane Prairie 147 4,454 ft
Cy Bingham County Park 10 4,459 ft
Sheep Bridge 23 4,352 ft
Lava Flow Numerous 4,436 ft
South Twin Lake 21 4,347 ft
Little Lava Lake 16 4,746 ft
North Davis Creek 14 4,369 ft
Gull Point 85 4,342 ft
Wickiup Butte 12 4,347 ft
North Twin Lake 20 4,349 ft
East Davis Lake 39 4,397 ft
Cow Meadow 20 4,450 ft
South Lava Flow 16 4,456 ft
Crescent Creek 10 4,490 ft