Littlefield Creek Paddle Report

Summary

The ideal streamflow range for this river is between 800-1500 cfs. It is rated as a Class IV-V river, with a segment mileage of 6.5 miles. The river is known for its steep drops and fast rapids, including the "Boulder Garden," "Little Niagara," and "Pucker Hole."

There are specific regulations for this area. The Shoshone National Forest requires all boaters to have a permit, which can be obtained at the Wapiti Ranger Station. Additionally, the forest has established camping and fire regulations to protect the area's natural resources. It is also important to note that Littlefield Creek is a remote area with no cell phone service, so boaters should be prepared with proper safety equipment and supplies.

According to American Whitewater, Littlefield Creek is a "steep, boulder-choked stream with non-stop rapids," and requires expert-level skills and experience. The river is not recommended for beginners or inexperienced boaters. Boaters should also be aware of potential hazards, such as strainers, undercuts, and high water levels.

In conclusion, Littlefield Creek is an exciting and challenging whitewater river run in Wyoming, with a Class IV-V rating and specific regulations for the area. Boaters should be experienced, prepared, and aware of potential hazards when navigating this river.