16th Street Wave

Downtown Denver urban wave at the pedestrian bridge just down river from the 15th Street bridge over the S. Platte and is an eyeshot from Confluence Park.


Suggestions

This is a shallow wave that is truthfully hard to surf. For example, beware of a few very shallow rocks, about 15 feet down from the wave on surfers left side that you might encounter coming off your board.... Knowing the risks of rocks in and around this wave, it is worth a go when the flow is pushing 200cfs. Crowds of passerby's walking across the 16th Street pedestrian bridge will be flipping out seeing you surf right below them. For more info on this spot check out Endless Waves http://endlesswaves.net/waves/16th-street-wave/

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David

Some of the Denver Surf Punks (Casey, Larry, Michael, and Nathan) were getting the surf at 16th Street Bridge Friday. Casey thrilling the crowd watching from above on this ride.

  • 04-09-2021

Area Hydrology

Gauge Streamflow Stage
Clover Ditch Drain At Quinn St Nr Widefield
USGS 07105815 		2 cfs 5.0 ft
Jimmy Camp Creek At Fountain
USGS 07105900 		6 cfs 4.2 ft
Rock Creek Above Fort Carson Reservation
USGS 07105945 		0 cfs 1.1 ft
Turkey Creek Near Fountain Colo
USGS 07099215 		2 cfs 2.0 ft
Beaver Cr Abv Upper Beaver Cemetery Nr Penrose
USGS 07099050 		7 cfs 2.1 ft
Fountain Creek At Security
USGS 07105800 		143 cfs 4.1 ft
Fountain Creek Near Fountain
USGS 07106000 		200 cfs 7.9 ft
Snotel Site Snowpack 24hr Change