Cleator Bend Campground to Detroit ReservoirClass IV
8.2 Miles
Avg Gradient 80 fpm
Breitenbush
Breitenbush Photo by Thomas O'Keefe © taken 17MAY2007 Gauge Information
Breitenbush
River DescriptionThe Breitenbush is one of the classic intermediate runs in the Cascades. Logistics: The Breitenbush runs along FR 46 through the ravine down below the road. Head to Detroit and at Hwy 22 mile 50.0 turn onto FR 22 which is signed for Breitenbush. Heading up FR 22 to mile 0.9 you will reach the Upper Arm Day Use Area representing the head of Detroit Reservoir and the take-out. An alternate access can be reached by continuing upstream to the FR 22 bridge across the Breitenbush at mile 3.6. To reach the put-in head upstream to FR 22 mile 9.0 and Cleator Bend Campground. You can put-in here or use the bridge across the river on the upstream side of the campground. StreamTeam Status: unverified
Last Updated: 2007-05-22 00:54:47
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BREITENBUSH R ABV FRENCH CR [ OR ] |
Current Conditions
Station Graphs |
| Level Legend: | Running | Below Minimum Recommended Flow | Above Maximum Recommended Flow | Unknown |
| State | River Name/Section | Class | Level | Rel. Level | Updated | |
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| OR | Breitenbush— Cleator Bend Campground to Detroit Reservoir | IV | 310 cfs | low | 7/25 16:00 |
| AW Gauge ID: | 5100 |
| USGS Station: | 14179000 |
| HUC: | 17090005 |
| Latitude: | 44.7528 |
| Longitude: | -122.1278 |
| Class: | 4 |
User Comments |
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2007-11-23 10:57:49 (245 days ago)
Sharon's Drop, below S-turn, is runnable as of November 2007. Jason Rackley's site mentions that it looks runnable, but isn't due to several logs. There is a log on the right side, easily visible from upstream. The left side is clear. Edit
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