Take-out

This take-out access point on Cedar Creek in Marion County, Oregon provides an exit for paddlers completing runs on a significant whitewater stream. Cedar Creek is a large river system with a total length of nearly 62 miles and substantial elevation drop of over 1100 feet, creating dynamic water conditions throughout its course. The take-out location sits at approximately 567 meters elevation in what represents the lower portion of the creek system.

Cedar Creek features an average gradient of 17.9 feet per mile with moderate flow averaging about 99 cubic feet per second, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced paddlers seeking technical whitewater. The stream's classification as a Stream Order 6 large river indicates significant volume and flow rate. Paddlers should be prepared for fast-moving water with currents averaging 2.68 feet per second and be aware that conditions can vary seasonally based on rainfall and snowmelt in the drainage area, which covers approximately 1596 square miles.

Access details beyond location and coordinates are not available in the provided data. Boaters should contact local Marion County parks or outdoor recreation agencies for current information regarding parking facilities, restroom availability, fee structures, and specific access conditions at this take-out point.