At the lower end of the range the run becomes more tight and technical, with a bit more exposed pin potential. At the higher end of the range the rapids become very pushy. The regulars prefer a flow in the 650-700 range.
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| NF SNOQUALMIE RIVER NEAR SNOQUALMIE FALLS, WA | ||||||||||||
| usgs-12142000 | 400 - 900 cfs | V+ | 00h48m | 366 cfs (rc= -0.1 ) | ||||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
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| 4y323d06h03m | Snoqualmie, N. Fork [WA] |
Log in Raft Catch |
n/a | Thomas O'Keefe |
| 5y97d06h03m | Snoqualmie, N. Fork [WA] |
Andrew in the top drop of Raft Catch |
750cfs | joey baranski |
| 6y336d06h03m | Snoqualmie, N. Fork [WA] |
Ernie's Canyon - Room of Doom |
900 cfs | Scott Collins |