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Bacon Creek, WA

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Falls Creek to Skagit River confluence

Class II+(IV)
6 Miles
Avg Gradient 38 fpm

Bacon Creek


Bacon Creek
Photo by Thomas O'Keefe © taken 2007-09-07 @ 108 cfs

Gauge Information

high
1,510
5/16 18:15

Min Sug. Level:  400 cfs Max Sug. Level:  700 cfs

River Description

Updated: 04/11/2004. Due to the flood this winter, the first rapids on this run are Class V to unrunnable. There are logs, undercuts and boulders blocking exit routes. The portage was long over a ton of logs, so we chose to abort the trip and run Granite/Ruby about 30 miles east of here. If you do run this and make the portage, the run below looked cleaner, but you'd only have one Class IV rapid followed by 5 miles of Class II with a bunch of log portages we saw from the road. I would not recommend this run at this time.

Logistics: At Highway 20 mile 110.7 (less than 5 miles east of Marblemount) you will cross Bacon Creek just before it joins the Skagit. This is the take-out. To reach the put-in go to Highway 20 mile 110.9 where FR 1060 heads upstream along river left. Follow the road 4.9 miles to the junction with FR 1064 which heads 0.1 mile down to the river.
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Last Updated: 2004-04-13 15:25:20

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