Quinault, |
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| Name | Range | Updated | Level |
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| QUINAULT RIVER AT QUINAULT LAKE, WA | 900 - 6000 cfs | 01h05m | 7450 cfs (rc= 1.3 ) |
ACCESS: At Highway 101 mile 126.5 head east up South Shore Road. Drive past Quinault Lake and follow the road a few miles to a bridge that crosses the Quinault River and connects with North Shore Road. This is the put-in or you can continue up the South Shore Road and put-in near Howe Creek. You can takeout a few miles back down the road at a driftboat access on river left.
DESCRIPTION:
Like the Queets this is really more of a fishing river than a kayak run. There are a couple of little waves and eddy lines to play around on, but other than that you come here for the enjoyment of floating down a beautiful floodplain river. Beware of log jams. The current is powerful and in some cases these jams can create class III hazards.
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| QUINAULT RIVER AT QUINAULT LAKE, WA | |||||||||
| usgs-12039500 | 900 - 6000 cfs | 01h05m | 7450 cfs (rc= 1.3 ) | ||||||
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No rapids entered. If you know names, and locations of the rapids please contact and advise the StreamTeam member for this run. Memo and supporting documents on rivers eligible for Wild and Scenic designation within Olympic National Park
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River Links
NWRI - Quinault 2. Cannings Creek to South Shore Rd. access (mobile)
