Kimballs Falls

Kimballs Falls is a technical Class IV drop featuring a steep 12-foot vertical descent with a narrow entry and a complex landing zone that demands precise boat positioning. Paddlers must navigate a tight, boulder-strewn approach and commit to a clean line down the center to avoid dangerous pin spots and undercut rocks on the river's edges. The rapid's powerful hydraulics and limited margin for error make it a consequential run that requires advanced boat control and quick decision-making.