The river is very 'pool/drop', and can be paddled to quite low levels (almost any summer flow). The pools (flat stretches between rapids) generally retain plenty of depth, and most of the drops 'channel up' (constrict the flow) such that they are still runnable at low levels.
The 'recommended maximum' is set only as an indicator of 'high water', and represents a level at which the whole river takes a decided step up in difficulty (no longer class II-III, but now class III-IV or just solid IV). Upper Ducknest, the Dells, and Big Smoky will all get your attention at these levels.
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| usgs-04074950 | 150 - 1000 cfs | IV+ | 03h38m | cfs | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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