Deep

using the awa reading  for the park and huck section level should be 1.8  min. and that starting to scrape. ideal level 2.5

went to the 'park and run' section at the end of this run to check it out. Level was 1.5 ft and falling, river was nearly unboatable it was so low.

Anything between 1.0 and 2.0 is usually a good level for Class II / III-

Alan on the River left line at Camel's Gate.

From the dam to the bridge at cedar falls the river jams at class III to IV at levels of 2.5' and up. Its only about a half mile section though, but well worth it if you live in the area.

The rapids at Cedar Falls are a great option for a solo whitewater paddler or for a quick group trip after work. Map is for information purposes only, do your own research.

Probably the best rapid, but also the most variable with flow.

This is the biggest drop in the Cedar Falls subsection.

Calling this Camel Gate until some old-timer corrects me.

Be sure that the level at Ramseur is not falling, for Section 1 needs at least 300 cfs to have a clear path through the boulders and drops. Ramseur read 555 cfs and falling on the afternoon I ran it, but I surmise that there was less than 200 cfs when I arrived, making the clogged run from the dam a solid tech 4 with no clear passages on some drops. The last major drop I scouted and, fortunately, did not run blindly, as the only clear passage from above had a strainer waiting to decapitate from below.