Trapper Creek Paddle Report

Summary

The ideal streamflow range for this river is between 700 and 2500 cfs, which typically occurs between late May and early July. The Trapper Creek is rated as a Class III+ river, with some sections reaching a Class IV rating. The segment mileage for this river is approximately 10 miles, starting in the Shoshone National Forest and ending in the North Fork of the Shoshone River.

Specific river rapids and obstacles on the Trapper Creek include "The Slide," a Class III+ rapid that requires precise navigation, "The Narrows," a narrow section of the river with several rocks and boulders, and "The S-Turns," a fast-paced section with several sharp turns and drops.

Regulations for the Trapper Creek include obtaining a permit from the Shoshone National Forest, as well as following all safety guidelines set forth by the forest service. All rafters must wear personal flotation devices at all times while on the river. Additionally, no glass containers or alcoholic beverages are allowed on the river.