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This take-out access point on Clear Creek in Clear Clear County, Colorado provides an exit location for whitewater paddlers completing runs on this significant mountain stream. Clear Creek is a large river system with a notable 3193-foot elevation drop over its 93.73-mile length, creating dynamic whitewater conditions throughout much of the waterway. The stream's average gradient of 34.1 feet per mile and flow rate of 187.55 cubic feet per second indicate consistently moving water suitable for experienced paddlers.
As a take-out site rather than a put-in, this location is designed for boaters to exit the water after completing an upstream run. The site's placement in Clear Creek County positions it along one of Colorado's prominent whitewater corridors. Paddlers should be prepared for the technical nature of Clear Creek, which drains a 1015 square mile area and maintains an average velocity of 2.56 feet per second. Water conditions vary seasonally with snowmelt significantly affecting flow rates and difficulty levels.