Thunderhead Prong
to confluence with Lynn Camp Prong
Trip Reports
Log in to add a reportLog about halfway down, wasn't easily visible from the hike-up. 11/7/2017 about 120cm on the Tremont gauge
Dooley Tombras
Photo By: Mo Loden
Dooley Tombras
Photo By: Mo Loden
Photo By: Mo Loden
Photo By: Mo Loden
Photo By: Mo Loden
From Tony on Boatertalk:
Got skunked on the WP, but I was pleasently surprised by the Thunderhead Prong. New
Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Jul 28 2004, 1:31 GMT
From: TonyRobinson
I've always dissmissed those who sung the praises of Thunderhead Prong as it is not very steep, has no big drops, and I assumed it was a junky at the Tremont section below it. I was wrong. It isn't steep nor does it have big drops, but it has exceptionaly esthetic lines for a creek of its size and gradient. The lines have no f-you rocks in them and the rocks are placed where you have perfect s-turn chicanes. The only problem is that it is short and it drops you out onto the Tremont section. Tremont isn't bad at higher water, but even at medium levels it has a lot of annoying f-you rocks in too many of the lines.