Category: Behind the Boats
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Offseason River Update: September 21
We are now closed for the season. The river is at 11,100 cfs with some light drizzle today; private paddlers should see better sandbar availability later this week.
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September Sandbars and Incoming Rain
River flow is holding steady at 6,198 cfs with excellent sandbar availability. Watch out for a significant rain system moving in Saturday.
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September Sandbars and Shoulder Season Rain
River levels are holding steady at 3,900 cfs, offering massive sandbars despite a damp shoulder-season forecast.
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Excellent Late-Summer Levels
3,541 cfs and sunny. Sandbars are everywhere and the crowds have thinned out.
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September Sandbars & Low Flow
River is at 3,669 cfs with massive sandbars and wide-open availability for September paddling.
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Prime Sandbars and a Wet Friday
River levels are at a prime 4,000 cfs with massive sandbars, though a wet Friday is on the horizon before a perfect holiday weekend.
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Prime Sandbar Conditions
River is at 3,622 cfs with wide-open sandbars and temperatures near 90 degrees.
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Peak Summer Sandbars
River levels are at 3,880 cfs, making for massive sandbars and easy paddling. Plenty of boats available for the weekend.
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Massive Sandbars and Low Winds
River levels are holding steady at 4,011 CFS with perfect sandbars and high-70s weather.
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Sandbar Heaven
River levels are at a prime 4,350 cfs. Sandbars are massive and plentiful for the upcoming weekend.
