Mccoy Creek Paddle Report

Summary

This river has a suitable streamflow ranging between 500-1000 cfs, which makes for an enjoyable and challenging rafting experience. The class rating of this river ranges from class III to IV, making it an intermediate to advanced river run. The segment mileage of this river is roughly 5.5 miles, and it is known for its narrow and steep canyons.

The rapids and obstacles on this river include "Boat Eater," a class IV rapid that requires precise navigation and technical skills to maneuver through a narrow chute. Another significant rapid is "Little Pine Creek," which is a highly technical class III rapid that requires expert-level skills to navigate safely. The river also has a few drops and ledges that add to the technicality of the run.

To ensure the safety of all rafters, there are specific regulations in place for the McCoy Creek run. All participants must wear a properly fitted personal flotation device (PFD). Additionally, children under the age of 12 and non-swimmers are not allowed to participate. Other regulations include a limit on the number of rafts that can be on the river at any given time, and a prohibition on alcohol consumption during the river run.

Overall, the McCoy Creek is an exciting and challenging whitewater river run that requires technical skills and experience to navigate successfully. The ideal streamflow range, class rating, segment mileage, specific rapids/obstacles, and regulations to the area all contribute to a fun and safe experience for all participants.