When the Cispus River above Yellowjacket Creek is right around 3000 cfs during late spring snow melt, this upper reach will likely be at a good level (the run itself will be 10-20% of the flow on this gauge). You'll be grinding down the slides a bit but higher water could make the portages/scouting more challenging. Although the slides are fairly straightforward you want to be in control should you encounter a log hazard.
CISPUS RIVER ABOVE YELLOWJACKET CR NR RANDLE, [ 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WA | Cispus— 1 - Goat Creek to FR 2160 (Super Slides) | V | 803 cfs | low | 12/1 6:00 | |
| WA | Cispus— 2 - Adams Fork to FR 23 Bridge (The Upper Upper) | V+ | 803 cfs | high | 12/1 6:00 | |
| WA | Cispus— 3 - FR 23 Bridge to FR 28 Bridge (The Upper) | III+(IV) | 803 cfs | low | 12/1 6:00 | |
| WA | Cispus— 4 - Road 28 Bridge to Scanewa Reservoir (The Lower) | III | 803 cfs | med | 12/1 6:00 |
| AW Gauge ID: | 5784 |
| USGS Station: | 14231900 |
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