2. US 19 to Chestatee RiverClass I-II(III)
6 Miles
Avg Gradient 30 fpm
Gauge Information
Yahoola Creek
2. US 19 to Chestatee River I-II(III)
River DescriptionThe largest rapids are the slides below the US 19 river access point. There are some small holes and surfing spots at higher water levels. The lower sections of this run flatten out as the creek approaches the Chestatee River.StreamTeam Status: unverified
Last Updated: 2006-01-23 22:06:09
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CHESTATEE RIVER AT ST RT 52 NEAR DAHLONEGA, GA [ GA ] |
Current Conditions
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| Level Legend: | Running | Below Minimum Recommended Flow | Above Maximum Recommended Flow | Unknown |
| AW Gauge ID: | 6467 |
| USGS Station: | 02333500 |
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No guide books for this stream. If you know of a book that describes this stream please contact and advise the StreamTeam member for this run. User Comments |
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2006-01-30 11:45:15 (986 days ago)
Kyle Bergner
Level? Look for the Yahoola Resevoir Dam to be actively overflowing at the saw teeth.<br /><br />
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Put In: Park at the public lot at the resevoir, and put in at base of the dam.<br /><br />
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Baptismal Slides (II) This is the first real rapid you'll come to. Run it just about any way you want-no real hazards.<br /><br />
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7-10 Split (II) This is a gnarly drop split by a boulder clog and a dead tree. The River Right line could be run at higher levels, but the river left line is your best bet. Its a two tiered drop of about 4 feet.<br /><br />
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After that is nothing more than boogie water and flats until you reach the "mighty" chestatee.<br /><br />
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Could have fome potential for fun during flood levels, or if Lumpkin county ever needs to do a release on the resevoir.
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2006-01-11 20:51:55 (1004 days ago)
Rick Bellows
New Streamkeeper: Rick Bellows, chestateer@yahoo.com.
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No rapids entered. If you know names, and locations of the rapids please contact and advise the StreamTeam member for this run. 
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