Coosa
CR 213 or the dam to River Road
May 12, 2020
Coosa Outdoor Center is closing. 🙁
By appointment only you can purchase items left in inventory.
We took out at Corn Creek park last weekend, 8000 cfs, Baby Gap wave was in and very nice.
Here is the official link to the releases: https://apcshorelines.com/our-lakes/jordan/
Sep 21, 2014
Baby Gap comes into play at levels between 6000-8000 cfs.
Sep 21, 2014
Looking at the bottom wave from the rock in the middle of the river.
Jul 21, 2009
http://www.coosariveradventures.com/ runs a shuttle for $10. They were kind enough to run an extra shuttle for me after their last normal one. According to them the river runs @ 2000 CFS weekdays with recreational releases much larger on the weekends. I ran it on a weekday...its a decent beginner run, nothing too scary but introduces them to most of the different things they'll face on other whitewater (wavetrains/holes etc). With a huge flatwater paddle on either side. I probably won't run it again on weekday flows in a WW kayak though...too much flatwater. It'd be a great run in an open canoe though.
Jun 26, 2009
Good times on the Coosa River
Jul 30, 2005
It was low but still fun.
Sorry for the poor picture quality
Dorking around in the hole on the mighty Coosa
Jun 6, 2004
Blunting the top wave on the Big Side of Moccasin Gap on the Coosa.
Looping during the Big Air Competition in the Coosa Whitewater Festival
Oct 15, 2003
Mikey surfing the gap at 9000 cfs
Jan 1, 1900
David shows how to really get some air off the wave.
The left or 'big side' of Moccasin gap.
Jan 1, 1900
A space godzilla on the big side at 8000 cfs.
Jan 1, 1900
Mikey getting kicked out of the gap
This is the wave to the left of the gap; the normal wave to the right was washed out at this level, but left a pretty cool 5ish foot wave train
Eric Jackson's move..or some version of it
