Death Hollow Creek Paddle Report

Summary

The ideal streamflow range for Death Hollow Creek is around 50-100 cubic feet per second (cfs), which makes for a fun and challenging run. The class rating for Death Hollow Creek is Class III, which means that the rapids are moderate and require intermediate skill levels to navigate safely. The segment mileage of Death Hollow Creek is approximately 14 miles, making it a relatively short but exciting trip.

One of the most notable rapids on Death Hollow Creek is called "The Slide," which is a steep and technical drop that requires precise maneuvering. Another obstacle on the river is the narrow and winding canyon that can make navigation challenging. Additionally, there are several pools along the creek that serve as excellent swimming spots for those who want to cool off on a hot day.

To protect the natural beauty of Death Hollow Creek and its surrounding area, certain regulations apply. For instance, visitors must obtain a permit to enter the area, and group sizes are limited to 12 people. Additionally, visitors are required to practice Leave No Trace principles and carry out all their trash and waste. These regulations are in place to ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the pristine wilderness of Death Hollow Creek.