Gauge Conditions
Runnable: 75.0 – 500.0 CFS
Likely low, but maybe marginally boatable? (Correlation not assured.) Help your fellow boaters by adding a comment about gauge levels and boatability here!
Data from American Whitewater & USGS
Photo
Photo courtesy of American Whitewater
Description
Downstream of CTH.C bridge, the river makes a couple twists and turns, then drops into Pike Hole Rapids, a class II (possibly up to class III) rapids.
As you enter the canyon you'll find scattered small waves, shallow slides, and rocks. A calm spot with a sand bar on the right allows scouting the drop if you have not seen it.
Check the last rock at the entry for logs. This slide has a tongue at the right that blasts into a rock that is easy to hit (and a sure pin if you don't clear or boof the rock). On the left, the hole frowns downstream, and is very aerated, and undercut.
Enjoy playing the waves!
As you enter the canyon you'll find scattered small waves, shallow slides, and rocks. A calm spot with a sand bar on the right allows scouting the drop if you have not seen it.
Check the last rock at the entry for logs. This slide has a tongue at the right that blasts into a rock that is easy to hit (and a sure pin if you don't clear or boof the rock). On the left, the hole frowns downstream, and is very aerated, and undercut.
Enjoy playing the waves!
Location
Other Rapids on This Run (4)
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A) Little Falls to Pike Hole (2.2 miles)
Apple
II
2.1 mi
Current Conditions
5-Day Forecast
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater
American Whitewater