Take Out

This take-out site on Rock Creek in Duchesne County, Utah serves as an exit point for whitewater paddlers finishing a run on this substantial stream. Rock Creek is a large river system with a total length of 56.17 miles and features an average gradient of 7.8 feet per mile, indicating moderate to swift current conditions suitable for intermediate to advanced paddlers. The site is positioned at an elevation of approximately 650 meters, near the lower section of the creek system.

With an average flow of 49.85 cubic feet per second and an average velocity of 2.12 feet per second, Rock Creek presents the type of moving water conditions typical of Uinta Basin streams. The drainage area of 1,253 square miles supports consistent water volume, making this a viable paddling destination when water levels are adequate. Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for moving current and should have intermediate to advanced skills for navigating whitewater sections.

Boaters should note that specific amenities at this take-out location are not documented in the available data. It is recommended to scout conditions, check current water levels with the USGS, and contact local land management agencies or paddling communities for current information about access, parking, and any regulations that may apply to Rock Creek in Duchesne County.