1 - Deer Creek to Mallardy Creek (Upper)Class II
6.5 Miles
Avg Gradient 59 fpm
Gauge Information
Stillaguamish, S. Fork
StreamTeam Status: unverified
Last Updated: 2004-01-27 23:06:42
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South Fork Stillaguamish R [ WA ] |
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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| WA | Canyon Creek (S.F. Still. trib)— 2 - Hampton Tree Farm Bridge to Fishing Access | II+ | 4.21 ft | low | 8/20 3:15 | |
| WA | Canyon Creek (S.F. Still. trib)— 3 - Fishing Access site to S.Fork Stillaguamish | IV-V | 4.21 ft | low | 8/20 3:15 | |
| WA | Stillaguamish, S. Fork— 1 - Deer Creek to Mallardy Creek (Upper) | II | 4.21 ft | 8/20 3:15 | ||
| WA | Stillaguamish, S. Fork— 2 - Mallardy Creek to Verlot (Middle) | III+ | 4.21 ft | low | 8/20 3:15 | |
| WA | Stillaguamish, S. Fork— 3 - Verlot to Granite Falls (Robe Canyon Run) | V | 4.21 ft | med | 8/20 3:15 | |
| WA | Stillaguamish, S. Fork— 4 - Granite Falls to Jordan (Lower) | II | 4.21 ft | low | 8/20 3:15 |
| AW Gauge ID: | 4826 |
| USGS Station: | 12161000 |
| HUC: | 17110008 |
| Latitude: | 48.1033 |
| Longitude: | -121.9519 |
| Class: | -1 |
User Comments |
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2002-10-05 01:11:01 (2146 days ago)
David Elliott
I ran this run from the Ice Caves bridge at Big Four down to the gravel bar at the bridge. Starting at Deer Creek is a better idea, just to avoid the worst logjams at low water.
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This run is steep, and filled with logjams, but the logjams just move the water into another channel, so if you are careful, you never have to portage. Despite the steepness, the rapids are all class II with a few II+ rapids. It's very strange to have such a steep river without bigger rapids.
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This run can be combined with the run down to Verlot, but remember: When this run has enough water to make it exciting, the run below it becomes closer to class IV, especially in the long rapids in the middle of the run.
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