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Run: Wolf Creek

Section:

Class: IV (V) Put-In: CR 49

Gradient: 200 Take-Out: CR 47

Length: 1.5 Precip. Gage: Blue Pond (AL power)

Shuttle: CR 49 / CR 43 / CR 47 Delorme Gazeteer: P. 27 C6

Water Q: Primary Gage: Take-out Bridge (CR47)

Links: TOPO MAP Required Level: -0.5 feet

PICTURES Indicator Gage: LRC (USGS/ Rt. 35 bridge)

TRIP REPORT Required Level: 4000-6000 cfs / 2-3'

Notes:

Tight, fun, and short. You put in a farmers field, float/scrape for 0.5 mile, then scout, walk, and/or run the big class V. You will, or at least better, not miss the big one. As seen in Steep Creeekin and Tales of the Paddlesnake videos. The rest of the way is tight III and IV. This is a very high quality run that is hard to catch. It has a checkered gage history. The old one at the put in is now basically unreadable. The more recent one at CR47 was taken out with the old bridge. So late in 2008, a new one was painted at CR47. 0' is good to juicy, so -6" or -0.5' may be roughly minimum. As with any small watershed, the required LRC level depends a lot on how long ago the rain fell. Be courteous to landowners.


Run:	Wolf Creek
Section:

Class:	IV (V)	Put-In:	CR 49
Gradient:	200	Take-Out:	CR 47
Length:	1.5	Precip. Gage:	Blue Pond (AL power)
Shuttle:	CR 49 / CR 43 / CR 47	Delorme Gazeteer:	P. 27 C6
Water Q:		Primary Gage:	Take-out Bridge (CR47)
Links:	TOPO MAP	Required Level:	-0.5 feet
	PICTURES	Indicator Gage:	LRC (USGS/ Rt. 35 bridge)
	TRIP REPORT	Required Level:	4000-6000 cfs / 2-3'
Notes:
Tight, fun, and short. You put in a farmers field, float/scrape for 0.5 mile, then scout, walk, and/or run the big class V. You will, or at least better, not miss the big one. As seen in Steep Creeekin and Tales of the Paddlesnake videos. The rest of the way is tight III and IV. This is a very high quality run that is hard to catch. It has a checkered gage history. The old one at the put in is now basically unreadable. The more recent one at CR47 was taken out with the old bridge. So late in 2008, a new one was painted at CR47. 0' is good to juicy, so -6" or -0.5' may be roughly minimum. As with any small watershed, the required LRC level depends a lot on how long ago the rain fell. Be courteous to landowners.