Whitewater river run Steep Creek, located in the state of Utah, is a popular destination for experienced kayakers due to its challenging class IV-V rapids. The ideal streamflow range for Steep Creek is between 200-300 cfs, which typically occurs during the spring snowmelt.

The segment mileage of Steep Creek is relatively short, spanning only 0.75 miles. However, this short distance is packed with challenging rapids and obstacles, including "Entrance Falls," a steep 15-foot waterfall, and "Pinball," a narrow section with multiple boulder obstacles that require precise maneuvering.

Due to the technical nature of the rapids and the potential for danger, Steep Creek has a class IV-V rating. It is recommended that only experienced kayakers attempt this run, and they should be familiar with rescue techniques and have proper safety equipment.

There are specific regulations in place for Steep Creek, including a permit requirement for all kayakers. The permit must be obtained in advance from the Bureau of Land Management. Additionally, there are restrictions on the number of kayakers allowed on the river at one time to ensure safety and minimize environmental impact.