Chauga
2: Route 193 to Route 290/Cassidy Bridge(Chauga Narrows)
| Difficulty | II-III(V) |
| Length | 5.4 mi |
| Avg Gradient | n/a |
| Reach Info Last Updated | January 10, 2005 |
River Description
This section of the Chauga is a nice class 2/3 canoe float that happens to have a 100 yard long class 5 section about a half a mile into it. There are three back to back slides and waterfalls in a section called the narrows. Local hairboating types have run all of them. The better portage trail is down river right.
After that the river calms down and is a nice pleasant float down to Cassidy Bridge.
River Features
Put In
The Narrows
Scary rapids with a waterfall and some slots.
after the Narrows
A slide with an undercut follows the Narrows
Take Out
Trip Reports
Log in to add a reportWay too much wood! April 2022 - William Kennedy IV
May 4, 2022
1.5 - 2 hour ducky float that took 4 hours of portaging, crawling over, scraping under, and around way too many downed trees. Put in at Grapevine Campground (after Narrows), take out Cassidy Bridge. I recommend leaving this section to the numerous fishermen.
