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
Fountain Cr Bl Janitell Rd Bl Colo. Springs
USGS 07105530 		115 cfs 5.4 ft
Bear Creek Near Colorado Springs
USGS 07105000 		2 cfs 7.7 ft
Sand Creek Above Mouth At Colorado Springs
USGS 07105600 		1 cfs 2.2 ft
Monument Cr At Bijou St.
USGS 07104905 		23 cfs 3.8 ft
Fountain Creek At Colorado Springs
USGS 07105500 		58 cfs 5.2 ft
Monument Creek At Palmer Lake
USGS 07103747 		1 cfs ft
Cheyenne Creek At Evans Ave At Colorado Springs
USGS 07105490 		5 cfs 1.6 ft
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