Amicalola Creek

Lindsey Ford to Hwy 53 is completely clear of wood.

Ran with two person Canoe 3/29/15. Level was at .9. About 10 trees have fallen between Six Mile to Steel Bridge. A small handsaw would take care of a couple trees to create path to go under. Trees must have fallen in the recent Ice storms. 2-3 trees will require more man power to take care of so be prepared to go over or have to pull boat out of water to get pass the trees. The level is about as low that I would run between Six Mile and Steel Bridge. After Steel Bridge to HWY 53 no trees across the water. Great ride with only fishermen seen at Steel Bridge and Hwy 53 exit. Took 4 hours to go between Six Mile and HWY 53 with short rest at Steel Bridge.

Between the 6 mile/DNR campground put-in and The Ledge, there are two new large trees across the river that require portage, regardless of level. These are new since July 2013. We portaged both on river left. They are easily visible before you get to them, so they should not be a surprise.

Put-in/take-out at GA53 under construction. Looks like they are renovating a big retention wall and repaving the upper parking lot. Can't access with car. Did Steele Bridge to GA53 at 0.83 on GA53 gauge. The gauge didn't seem to be reacting to thunderstorms in area or 45min of heavy rain received after we got out. Beautiful trip w/ enough water.