Cedar

Visited this park a few times are differnt levels, 1000cfs, 2300cfs, and 3200cfs.

At 1000 cfs, the first feature was a green wave that was fun to surf and spin in a playboat. There were also people ripping up the wave on surfboards.

2300cfs, the second and third features were the most fun. Both were deep enough for playboating and retentive enough to stay in the feature too.

3200cfs, the second feature was the most fun. It was a fluffy, floamy rodeo hole and was deep enough for loops.

Catching air at CCWWP

Marty Colbert in Exit Exam at 1200 cfs

Steve W. surfing Dam Drop at 1200 cfs.

Dam Drop at ~5500 cfs

View from the south shore. Flow = ~650cfs.

Exit Exam viewed from the north shore. Flow = ~650 cfs.

Looking downstream from ped bridge. Dam Drop, Doc's Drop, Exit Exam. Flow = ~650 cfs.

Doc's Drop during construction. The rubble pile in the background is part of the coffer dam. MN's recent big snowfall caused the cfs to go from 400 to 2700+ in a matter of hours. This photo's about 2200 cfs.

Coffer dam in place for bottom 2 features

Coffer dam for bottom two features.

The Charles City Challenge, held annually in summer (usually June)

The secondary wave behind DD Wave