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Gauge Information

Gauge Description:

The Sauk at Sauk gauge is typically used for this run. The flow on this stretch will actually be approximately 1/2 the discharge displayed on this gauge. During early summer snowmelt you can still have a great day on this run at 2000 cfs on the gauge and probably a bit below that, but with winter rain you're going to want a bit more. The run is generally considered ideal at flows between 5000 and 10,000 cfs. The run does not get a lot more difficult as flows increase, but it does become a bit more pushy and you may find yourself dodging some holes.

Gauge Information

Name

Range

Difficulty

Updated

Level

SAUK RIVER NEAR SAUK, WA

usgs-12189500

2000 - 12000 cfs

III+(IV)

08h07m

12800 cfs (rc= 1.1 )

Range	Water Level	Difficulty	Comment
2000 -12000 cfs	barely runnable-high runnable	III+(IV)

Report - Reports of Sauk 2 - Whitechuck River to Clear Creek and related gauges

Reports give the public a chance to report on river conditions throughout the country as well as log the history of a river.

Reports

When	River/Gauge	Subject	Level	Reporter
4y149d17h50m	Sauk [WA]	Heading down the Sauk.	3107cfs	Eric Warner
6y48d17h50m	Sauk [WA]	Jaws	4000 cfs	Thomas O'Keefe
6y169d09h50m	Sauk [WA]	Whirlpool	10,000 cfs	Thomas O'Keefe
6y199d17h50m	Middle Sauk [WA]	Jaws/Demon Seed	~3900	Brian Vogt
6y202d17h50m	Middle Sauk [WA]	Whirpool	~3900	Brian Vogt
8y198d17h50m	Sauk [WA]	Sauk River	9000	Thomas O'Keefe