Twin Corral Box Canyon Paddle Report

Summary

The ideal streamflow range for this segment is between 200-500 cfs. The segment is rated as a class III-IV, offering intermediate to expert paddlers a challenging experience. The run covers a distance of approximately 6 miles, with several significant rapids and obstacles, including the Twin Corral Rapids and the Box Canyon Falls.

The Twin Corral Rapids are the most challenging part of the run, with powerful hydraulics and large boulders creating technical maneuvers for paddlers. The Box Canyon Falls is a 12-foot waterfall drop that requires careful navigation to avoid injury.

Due to the challenging nature of the Twin Corral Box Canyon, all paddlers are required to wear appropriate safety gear, including helmets and life jackets. Additionally, camping and fires are prohibited in the area to preserve the natural beauty of the canyon.

Overall, the Twin Corral Box Canyon offers a thrilling and memorable experience for experienced paddlers looking for a challenge. It is important to note that water levels and conditions can change rapidly and should be checked before embarking on the trip.