Range | Water Level | Difficulty | Comment |
0 - 50 cfs |
extremely Low-somewhat Low |
I-II |
Too low to call anything whitewater. (May be paddled, but expect to scrape on all shoals.)
|
50 - 70 cfs |
somewhat Low-barely Low |
I-II |
Low, but paddleable flow. Still likely too low for anything worth calling whitewater.
|
70 - 100 cfs |
barely runnable-med runnable |
I-II |
Low boatable. Minor whitewater.
|
100 - 300 cfs |
med runnable-a bit pushy runnable |
I-II |
Likely (arguably) best boatable flows.
|
300 - 500 cfs |
med runnable-a bit pushy runnable |
I-II |
High flows, for this little creek.
|
500 -1000 cfs |
a bit pushy runnable-high runnable |
I-II |
Unusually high (though not record levels). Experienced paddlers only! Must be ready to deal with strainers and strong currents!
|
1000 -9999 cfs |
barely High-extremely High |
I-II |
If this creek gets this high, start building that arc, Noah! |