Kayak Camping Texas - 2 Days at Peak Conditions
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2018
- This is the clearest river I've ever paddled! High flow rates were epic.
Fall rains made springs burst into life all around the Texas Hill Country, creating perfect conditions for a stunning kayak camping adventure. Crystal clear water in the Texas Hill Country is a magical thing.
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really surprised that you dont have more subscribers. The videos are great and the editing makes all the difference, brilliant editing. If you were a more regular uploader you would probably have hundreds of thousands of fans.. Look forward to the next video!
Chad Freeman thanks for watching and the kind words! Means a lot my man. Ya know, I suppose the subs will come in time but you’re right, I don’t upload as often as I should. Any ideas for videos other than the kayak camping edits? They take awhile to put together (hence the time between uploads). I’m working on a big edit covering another Texas river right now. Should be done in April. Thanks again for the comment!
Gatewood Brown, great question....Kerrville paddler here...love you reppin’ the Hill Country! Was out paddling the Medina river today with the minions....what if you did longer trips and created a series of videos you could release one week at a time? One trip could give you weeks of content. That would get people coming back week after week for more greatness!
@@brianb.9154 I may start doing that in 2021!
For real!!!
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I stupidly lost my login password. I would love any assistance you can give me
When things are tough it's nice to be able to watch a video like this with people just getting out in nature and having a great time in a picturesque environment. Thanks for sharing your joy with the world.
Thank you for watching! And we really appreciate your kind comment. Makes our day!
This is unbelievable. My friend Dustin and his wife took me kayaking in the Newport Harbor in SoCal and I INSTANTLY fell in love with kayaking. Bought my first kayak a couple months ago. A Pelican Rustler. It's nice to see a Pelican can handle something like this. I can't wait to do something like this in nature and not so much in the city. Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos. They are simply amazing. Safe travels bud!
Yes! It’s easy to really enjoy the sport. California would be a great place to explore. So much varying terrain
This video makes me so happy..this is what life is about! Wish I had friends that would do this. What a blessing
Thanks my man. Glad to share these stories with you!
gorgeous river, lovely golden contrast to turquoise blue
Yes! Such a beautiful river. A hidden gem for sure
Another awesome kayak camping video! As a fellow Houstonian I get stoked for spring kayaking watching your videos! Keep ‘em coming.
Caleb Humphreys thanks, Caleb! Houston has some great paddling too. Thinking about doing a buffalo bayou trip one of these days
Gatewood Brown definitely!! It’s on
The list.
I just came across your channel lately and have been binge watching your trips. I'm just starting out kayaking and you make me want to go on more adventures! I've only been on flat water so far, but planning a river trip soon!
Thank you so much for the kind words! Rivers are so much fun and a much different experience than flatwater. We prefer rivers!
Love canoeing or kayaking the Texas hill country. It's a beautiful trip.
You’re spot on with that!
You made me wanna go and kayak Medina. I bought kayak and live just down the road. I saw your Wilson Creek N.C. hiking/rafting video. That is awesome, beautiful country with some serious rapids. Keep those videos coming. Gracias.
Oh you've got one of the best rivers out there just down the road. Very jealous! My home river is the buffalo bayou lol. Gracias for watching the videos!
That looked like a lot of fun. A lot of rapids for sure and it was nice to see you take that dump in the water. Beautiful area as well. I'm glad the rain never came for ya. Another great video and thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful day my friend.
Backroad Freedom it was a blast out there! Super last minute trip because of the conditions but it was one of the more rewarding adventures. There’s something about paddling down a beautiful river and not seeing anyone else out there. Thanks for watching my man!
@@GatewoodBrown I like getting away from it all and not seeing anyone.
Backroad Freedom that’s the best. Kinda one of the reasons I don’t like typical state park camp sites. I live in a city, don’t need more people around when I escape haha
I love the Medina river! I still want to try the Llano and Devils. I had a stroke 4 years ago but I think I can do it now. Fun!
That’s so rad!
Glad to see new content man. Fantastic as always.
Thanks Jody! I try to spend a good amount of time on these edits, pumped you all enjoy them!
How pretty. I live close to the Ocoee and Hiwassee rivers and we get out often and paddle. Thanks for sharing this, a great video of an adventure in a beautiful place.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome work Gatewood. Love the tone of your videos.
All Things Outdoors thanks boss! We try to keep it light hearted and fun. Luckily it’s easy to do while kayaking
Absolutely stunning footage I love it!
Thank you Lynda!
Medina River is my happy spot.
The Medina is incredible! When it has water...lol
Incredible video! You took it to the next level
Kent Juliff thanks my man! Comments like yours keep us filming
Man you should have 10K sub's I love your videos . The drone shots were a super plus and more underwater shots too , just an awesome video my friend . Gotta love Texas !
Huge thanks, Spencer! Let's work our way to 10k haha. The drone has been a game changer, really adds another element to the videos. I'll make sure to keep them coming!
Your videos are amazing! Keep it up, and never give up!
Hey I appreciate it! Glad to have you on the channel
I like the flow of your video! Keep up the good work!
The Pioneer Channel thanks for the kind words! I enjoy your videos as well
wow man !
What a sick edit 👌🏻
Heck yeah, Collin! Thanks for the kind words, keeps me going. I should have some more, just need to edit up the footage!
Absolutley stunning! The transitions and editing are very well done!!!
Roman Lemari hey thanks! We have a blast making these, thanks for watching
Keep the videos coming!! Your editing skills are amazing! You will grow fast!
ryan hauk that means a lot! Thanks for watching, about to start on a few more soon
Really beautiful video. Prime example of living life to the fullest. Inspiring me to try this!
Thank you so much! I hope you’re able to drum up some plans for adventure!
great videos keep em coming
Amos Aldred will do my man! Thanks for the kind words
Love the videos man! So inspiring, keep up the good vibes 😎
Tha l you so much Carlos! I appreciate you watching
When i was around 13 y/o (early 90s) i went to a summer camp in Bandera. We floated down the medina. I remember the water being very cold and clear as tapwater. I don't remember going down any extreme rapids, just a slow peaceful drift. I loved it.
Yes! That’s how the Medina is most of the time. Calm and clear
What stunningly beautiful footage! I am now a subscriber. The Medina River is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you and welcome! The Medina is a gem for sure
Loved the video! Great shots and such a beautiful trip. Appreciate how you are masters of your boats. No need to break the bank for a good boat. I had 2 pelican kayaks and have slowly upgrade. PEOPLE!Just get on the water, the best way to see the beauty is at water level.
Keep em coming Gateway. Thanks
Thank you for the kind words William! We absolutely love going out to that river for some outdoor adventure. Our boats may be big box brand but it hasn't stopped us yet! There's definitely some upgrading in the future. Thanks for stopping by!
Every video I watch gets even better thanks for sharing your adventures
Hey thanks Steve! I’m glad you’re enjoying them. I’ll be dropping some new ones soon too!
I always love to see you going exploring, thanks so very very very much for sharing this knowledge and wisdoms with me 🇨🇱🧡
Thank you Donna! Kayaking is a special thing for us and it definitely helps to connect with nature!
Dude! That was an awesome adventure and a beautiful river!
TurtleHead Boys totally agree! Such a cool place to paddle and the weather was perfect.
That’s TEXAS!
The videography and drone footage is amazing nice job.
thank you so much!
Your channel is like watching Top Gear but for watersports.
That is literally the ultimate compliment. Thank you!
Hey man, awesome video.
I’ll be subscribing for sure.
Keep it up
I have a kayak and that right there is in my bucket list.
Thanks for stopping by BGTG! Sorry that I'm just now seeing this. Hope you've been well
Another awesome video ❤️ Thank you!
I had no idea Texas is that beautiful.
Your videography and editing skills are amazing. I really enjoyed watching it.
Texas certainly has a lot of everything! Lots of meh, and lots of beauty! Just happy to have people following along with the adventures
Thanks man, good videos.
Thanks for watching JM! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving some kind words
Living the Dream ❤
Blu totally agree. Well, At least we try to on the water haha
awesome video!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed watching, I have a blast making these
Awesome video! Hope to check out that area one day!
Mike B highly recommend it!
I Was patiently waiting for a new upload. Good video !
Thanks man! I tend to spend more time on these videos so the uploads aren't as frequent. I wish it was quicker but life gets in the way lol
Gatewood Brown definitely understand! We definitely enjoy these videos. Keep them coming
A8N9NE !!!! You got it!
GB I’ve been rewatching you adventure series for motivation (our Trinity River trip was cancelled due to storms) and even tho I’ve seen them multiple times I’m still impressed at the cinematography, editing, transitions- all of it. I hope you continue to post more adventure series type videos. Awesome stuff!
Hey Caleb! Good to hear from you my man. So sorry to hear about your trip getting cancelled. It’s a good thing we are getting rain though, full rivers make for happy paddlers. I really appreciate the kind words, it’s comments like yours that keep me editing for long hours. You guys make it all worth it! I have a massive multi day kayak camping video dropping hopefully in a couple weeks. Stay tuned!
Awesome!! Can’t wait to see it. Also I really like the music - the volume changes and timing are really clean and thoughtful. I can tell these edits take a long time. I’m glad you put all the time into these edits: it really shows.
I predict that once your “adventure series” reach a critical mass your subscriber volume will increase exponentially. There’s got to be a huge demand for edits like yours.
Awesome camera work. Hope to see more soon once it's warm enough
Ben Baker I’ve got several trips filmed, just have to make time to edit them up. Starting on a new video this weekend!
The drone shots are superb as well.
I've really enjoyed including that drone footage in my videos, adds another dimension to the scenery!
Haha I enjoyed this! Hope to see more this spring. You boys need some white water boats!
Michael Loon I’m glad you enjoyed it! Just started on another. That’s what the people keep saying haha.
I am 7 and I love your videos. Me and my dad have a kayak and I love going out in it.
That is so awesome! Sharing those moments with family and friends are so special!
@@GatewoodBrown Thanks for replying to my daughter dude. She really was so happy about that. Keep up the awesome work. These are such quality videos! Peace and love
beautiful video. I love yall are doin it on some cheap kayaks too. No need to break the bank to have a good day.
Yessir whatever gets you out there in a safe manner
Another good one, dude
Thank you Gary!
Amazing video !
Well done
Thank you so much!!
Awesome video! Looked like a great paddling trip bro! Definitely a sweet river for sure!
Kentucky Woodsman thanks my man! It’s unreal out there. I’m actually headed to a river close to it in two weekends. I really enjoy your videos as well! We spent a lot of time in Kentucky growing up
@@GatewoodBrown Very cool! What part of Kentucky did you live? Thanks for the support! I will be watching for your next video to post.
Kentucky Woodsman spent most of our time outside of Lexington in the Versailles area. Such beautiful country out that way
Loving your videos! Me and some buddies up here in central Indiana started bought our first kayaks last summer and have so many plans for this summers adventures! Needless to say, our group has doubled in size this year and now to scout out some river camping in the Midwest...
Indiana has some great paddling! Plan it and they will come, right?
Really good stuff man, your edits are hard to match I wish I was half as good as you, I always know when you upload something it's gonna be good, keep em comin man!!!
Yakstream Fishing wow thanks so much for the feedback! Always cool to see people enjoying the videos. It’s a different style than most kayak camping videos so I’m glad you’re enjoying them. I need to check our your channel as well
Thanks fo the reply, we do a lot of the same stuff but with a lil fishn involved an would love to find some rapids as big as the ones your paddling through being that all ours here are all class 1 so we gotta travel for swifter stuff so idk where your located but it would be awesome to meet up for a colab an ride some of that water with ya!
Hi from Northeast Houston. I love your videos, very informative! Thank you
Thank you so much!
Im glad i pressed play.
Thank you Patricia!
Your videos are sick!!!!
Thank you Melissa!
This looks amazing thanks! I'm in San Antonio visiting and thinking of moving from Michigan and this is what we do in Michigan in the summer. This is the stuff I live for so glad to see it here and close to San Antonio makes me feel this move is right
Yeah San Antonio has some hidden outdoors too! Probably a little more dense than MI but still fun
Great video, that blue water though! The flows have been amazing this fall. It was hard to make a river video during a drought, I bet.
I appreciate the kind words! It's unreal right now...we are taking advantage of every free weekend to go out and paddle. Just filmed a Frio River trip and will start editing that up soon. We've had low flow for too long now, should be good all winter though.
Beautiful water!
It’s some of the best!
Medina River is beautiful.. we often go to Lost Maples Park not far from Bandera.
Thanks for sharing your adventures
I need to try that park out!
Beautiful!
It really is!
Wow these videos are AMAZING! Incredible framing and editing- I’m mind blown you don’t have more subscribers. Totally inspired to grab some friends do a river trip :)
Hey thank you so much! Video and editing are nearly just as big of a passion as kayaking so I’m glad to see that translates into the videos. Go out, out a group together and have some fun!
Great video nice work👍😊
Your intro definitely set the tone 🔥
Thank you!
Great cinematography and an enchanting trip to be sure. Have you ever considered a Devils River trip? That would be epic! Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
Liberty Hodges I really appreciate your comment! Devils is on my bucket list. It’s much more complicated to get out there (permits, outfitters, etc). However, it’s a pristine river and not too far away so you’ll definitely see us get out there one of these days. Sharing our trips with y’all is really enjoyable so be on the lookout for more to come!
@@GatewoodBrown Can't wait to see what's coming. I am very familiar with the challenges of planning a Devils trip. Been planning for over a year myself. I know it will be a brilliant experience when it finally comes together though. I assume the Pecos is also on your longer-term list? For a closer-to-home option, try the Comal. It's beautiful as well. Thanks again for sharing these experiences with us.
Liberty Hodges you’re spot on that the devils will be a great trip when it comes together. The Pecos is actually higher on my list than the devils due to its ease of access and significantly less restriction (camping/fires/etc). I’ve planned out a route, just need to get my group together and make the trek. Is the comal a day trip? Doesn’t look very friendly to camping. If you guys keep watching and providing feedback we will keep making them! I appreciate the support
@@GatewoodBrown Hi there! Thanks for responding. I think the Pecos will be an experience you'll never forget. I thought it was a life changing (and extremely physically challenging) journey. I did it when I was relatively new to kayaking. I would love to go back with a few more skills under my belt one of these days. LOL! The Comal is a super short river...just a few miles long, but it is a beautiful, spring fed tributary to the Guadalupe River. In the fall and spring, after it rains, it can be quite a bit of fun. It has a couple really fun rapids and chutes and, while you may not have time to camp while on this short section of river, it feeds the Guadalupe and you can jump on the Guadalupe river and there are ample places to camp on that river...albeit not quite as crystal clear as the Comal and a bit more crowded (downer there). Might be worth it after you've done some of your other trips higher up on the list...or if you only have a day for a short trip or your trying to pack as many river trips into a small amount of time as possible. Last year, I did a little over 40 miles on the San Marcos River from San Marcos to Luling. My goal is to do at least 100 miles this year. I think it's going to be brilliant. I had planned to go back in early November for the longer trip, but all the rains made the situation on the river a little too gnarly for my taste so I scrapped that trip for when the river has less flood debris in it. The San Marcos, if you haven't already paddled it, starts out crystal clear and pristine from it's spring-fed source. There are usually a lot of people on the river in town, but after you head out of town (and especially after you get past Martindale), you don't see many people at all on the river after that. The San Marcos is surrounded by mostly private land, which makes camping kind of a pain sometimes as I'm sure you've experienced before, but there are islands here and there and you can stay at the campgrounds in Martindale (Spencer's) as well. My suggestion is to Google Earth the river and find your spots where there are islands so you can kind of know how far you'll need to go to find a place to camp (which I'm sure you already do for all your trips). Again, thanks for the awesome content, the attentiveness to beautiful lighting and the desire to inspire those of us who sit behind desks most days to get off our hind ends and get out and experience what Texas kayak life is all about.
Liberty Hodges I’m always up for a challenge, just have to find a group that is too haha. I’ll be sure to give those rivers a try! I’m a sucker for clear water so those sound great.
Thnxs for uploading and sharing
My pleasure! Thank you for enjoying it
You're awesome! I am a big fan of your kayak adventures! Excellent videos!
Can you please also add the date/month, start, and endpoint of your trips in the details. It'll be really helpful for the rookies like me to plan a trip. Thanks in advance :)
Hey thank you so much! The date of the trip is irrelevant, I’d watch flow rate gauges and monitor when conditions are good. That’ll be the best time to go!
I wish the videos were 10-20 minutes longer! So good!
I might do some extended cuts eventually!
That water is s clear!
It is! I was shocked the first time we went. Crystal clear for miles and miles!
Texas needs to have build a lot of reservoirs along these rivers when droughts come. All this wasted water to the gulf.
That would be catastrophic to these rivers. Dams are one of the worst things for a river and the flow, characteristics and uses change forever. If anything, dams need to be removed so rivers can return to their natural course! The gulf needs freshwater to keep its fish populations thriving. Without it you’ll see a lot of negative impacts.
That is so gorgeous. I want to be there!!
It’s so special out there! We are hoping for rain to warrant a return visit
God Bless Texas!! Great vids keep it up! 👍🏻
Amen! It sure feels like he spent some extra time sculpting the hill country
@@GatewoodBrown Yes HE did!
@@roscoerubee4972 agreed!
Seemed like a perfect day in the great state of Texas, MY state! I am so jealous.
It definitely was! We love this state
@@GatewoodBrown
Yes we do. This is my backyard, come see me some time.
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The Motel Radio audio 😍😍😍😍
Great band for sure!
Looks like a bunch of fun. Doesn't look deep enough to scuba dive but I would probably still try.
Thanks for stopping by Adam! There are a few holes that might provide some good snorkeling, but like you said, not many places, if any, where you can dive deep. I'd say max 10'. Water clarity is next level out there though.
Really love the channel!! Phenomenal film making! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you so much for the kind words!! Your username is intriguing, what’s your favorite backpacking trip in Texas?
Gatewood Brown in Texas, it would have to be Big Bend or Guadalupe Peak in the Guadalupe Mountains. Thanks for asking. Oh and the name....Our oldest son came up with the name. He claims we’re addicted...lol!!!
Thanks for the rec! I’ll be sure to give them a try one day. Haha your son did good with the name!
Video top!!!
Thanks Camp Love!
Epic!
Yessir!
Speechless thank you for taking the time to record and put this on UA-cam okay maybe I'm not speechless maybe I'm just jealous LMFAO stay safe my brother
Thank you Carl! It’s a magical place out there
I've watched your previous videos on the Medina and have wanted to make that trip! Water levels were low when we talked about it last summer, but it looks like we missed an opportunity in the fall! I'd love to pick your brain (maybe offline) about where you put in, took out, parked car, etc. Awesome job with the production, as usual!
Michael Middleton TBH thanks a bunch for the kind words! Shoot me a DM on Instagram and we can discuss
I thought I live in most beautiful country in the world. Australia, but America is truly most beautiful country
Australia and the states are both so beautiful and have a lot to offer! It’s a goal one day to make it down to your country and explore.
This is so bad ass! Great to see like minded individuals!!!!!
Thanks my man! Glad you enjoyed the vid. Can't wait to get back out there!
Nice video amigo
Living in Washington State now, but I miss home ... The Texas Hill Country!
Both are beautiful spots!
I swear GW, you better give me a heads up next time the Medina is flowing like this!!!!
The camera work and editing of this video is some of your best work bro.
Ha! This may have been once in a lifetime conditions to be honest. Haven’t seen it this way in 5 years unfortunately. Humming along at 10cfs right now!
You have an awesome channel!
I really appreciate that!
New subscriber here! Good to see some dudes ripping it up on some "affordable" yaks.
I really appreciate the sub! Ya know, big box store kayaks can certainly send it. Granted, I'm sure the more expensive boats do a better job but whatever gets ya out there works for me!
Stumbled across this video- looks like it was an amazing trip! I was reading through the comments and noticed you mentioned interest in a Pecos River trip. I freaking LOVE the Pecos. I was a river guide for a wilderness program that runs trips out there for a few summers, and I’ve been wanting to get a group together to go out there sometime in the not too distant future. It’s legitimately my favorite place in the world and I’ve put maybe 360ish miles in on that river to date. Let me know if you’re interested in a trip or even just some more info on the river. I’ve got an old guidebook and everything!
Jessica Cox we had a blast for sure, thanks for watching! The pecos is on my short list for sure. The landscapes out there look incredible and the remoteness has a certain mystique about it. Needless to say I can’t wait to do a trip out there someday. Fingers crossed for heavy rains this fall. The rivers are all running a little low right now. Very cool that you were a river guide, didnt know they had those on the Pecos. What sort of boat would you all typically paddle in?
We used inflatable kayaks (aire strike tributaries) and they were perfect for our wilderness program- very forgiving on the whitewater and in the shallow sections for our many beginner participants. I know lots of people run it in canoes though, including Baylor University’s wilderness program (which I also worked for) when they make the rare trip out there. I have never run it in a canoe, but it looks fun. I have grown quite fond of those inflatable kayaks
Jessica Cox very interesting! The inflatable kayaks must be super durable. We recently did a pack rafting trip in North Carolina and I was super impressed by the durability of our inflatable boats. Baylor has a good thing going with their wilderness program, glad to see they’re supporting outdoor adventure around Texas.
I need friends to do this stuff with 😍
We are definitely fortunate to have friends open to these activities. It’s tough scheduling though!
For sure, i try to bring out some of my friends but not too willing. I've recently started kayaking and I'm in love. I would like to take on more adventures and just learn but not on my own. Its good to have people that have your back.
Let’s become friends and go on adventures like these.!
I'm down! i live in Texas. I was born outside the city and most of my friends that are still alive are from the city and just don't get it. I bet if I told them they would gain more social media attention they'd be there real quick. I love nature so much wish I could've been a Texas game warden.
Bro, me too ✋
EPIC
Thank you!
Visit the devils river when you can. It’s on my list for the future.
Set In Motion Garage without a doubt, I’ll be making a trip out there at some point.
The Devils is awesome bro!!! Where did yall start and finish in Bandera?
I'm glad I found your videos. How do you decide to put in and take out at. When you choose a river?
Alicia Martin thanks for watching them! They’re a blast to plan and make. Well I try to choose a reasonable mileage number first, usually about 8 miles between two days. Then I map out the section of river that would be conducive to paddling in google earth and keep track of the mileage between crossings. I mark the major crossings as well as good locations to park and camp at. Google street view is helpful when scouting places to park! Then I see which consecutive sections get me as close to my ideal mileage as possible. Lastly, check flow rates on the river and decide if there’s enough water to have fun. Once all your rivers are mapped you can choose where to go and paddle. A lot of up front leg work but it’s totally worth it!
Your videos look awesome! Me and my buddy are from Louisiana, and we go on trips just like this. We’re looking to plan another adventure, you have suggestions?
Seth Aillet thanks for watching! There’s a really cool river/creek north of Beaumont. It’s called Village Creek and is pretty popular. Great water quality and sandy bottom make it a fun one to paddle/swim/camp out
Would you do a gear list/load out video some time? Also, have you ever thought about doing a Trinity river video?
Caleb Humphreys I definitely could! Been working to hone in essential gear for a few years now, I tend to travel pretty light. Honestly, the trinity is pretty dirty down by Houston. There’s an amazing spring fed creek north of Beaumont that we go to every year. I much prefer that paddle to the trinity. They’re in the same general area
Gatewood Brown what’s the name of the creek you paddle? I found several on google maps?
Caleb Humphreys Village Creek
Could you share your check points on where you put in and took out at? Would love to paddle that!
Caleb Neyland hey Caleb, is around the Bandera area. I suggest using google maps and google street view to palm out an appropriate route. Mileage, flow, experience, and group member all affect how long you should plan the paddle. Hope this helped!
Thank you sir. Just really needed a starting point!
Caleb Neyland right on! It’s too low to paddle right now. Hoping fall brings more rain
Can you give me directions to were you stared your on the river. That’s a great place & video. I would like to take a trip with my two boys .
Nice
You guys should do the Chatooga on the border of GA/SC, strongest rapidwater east of the Sip
I’ve heard of it! Will definitely do some research and maybe add it to the list
The music near the beginning would remind people of fh1
What is the name of the song that started playing around 5:00? Also you guys have made me interested in kayaking!!
Great videos. Would you start sharing your put in/take out points, please?
It’s hard to do that since flow rates really change the characteristics of a river. It’s best to talk with local outfitters and guides before your trip. They’ll be able to steer you towards the best section to paddle.