Teanaway

It's also possible to put in on the Middle Fork or West Fork. The Middle Fork tends to get a lot of deadfall. The West Fork is entertaining, as most of the channel is through smoothly-eroded rock - it's like a big waterslide. The main problem with the West Fork is access, as it goes through private land. If you put in above the campground, be aware that there will probably be a tree across the river right after you put in.

In early summer 2002, there were a couple of big trees down on the main Teanaway, but there was plenty of time to get to the side, even at moderately high flows. None of the logjams we encountered in the farm areas were a problem. The obvious braids were all runnable.