The Narrows and Niagara, North Santiam River, 1030cfs - Oregon Whitewater Kayaking

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  • Опубліковано 27 гру 2024

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  • @logophile
    @logophile 2 роки тому

    Good stuff.

  • @MrDudley724
    @MrDudley724 6 років тому

    What’s the best time of year to hit this? I was just there today. Looks bad ass!

  • @codymccabe5633
    @codymccabe5633 8 років тому

    Are paddling a Mamba, or Axiom?

    • @jharm8711
      @jharm8711  8 років тому

      Cody McCabe I'm paddling a Large Nomad in this video, I also have a Mamba

  • @waterdragon4950
    @waterdragon4950 2 роки тому

    Yah freakin’ hoo.

  • @MrDudley724
    @MrDudley724 6 років тому

    What class is this section?

    • @jharm8711
      @jharm8711  6 років тому +2

      David Dudley I’ve only done it at summer flows 1000-1500cfs. I’ve heard it described as “an adventurous run for the class 3-3+ boater” which I’d agree with. At summer flows most of the run from big cliff dam to the fish ladder dam above packsaddle is class 3. The Narrows however is solid 4+ (portagable with a seal launch at the bottom) and Niagara is a long class 3 with that pinch between the rock walls at the end (can be a psychological obstacle for some). Guidebooks say it’s a class 4 run overall when it’s around 2500cfs. At higher flows than that (in the fall they release around 6K for awhile) Niagara becomes a very dangerous area with powerful eddies and undercurrents, not advised for boating. It’s a good summertime run for Willamette Valley boaters who are looking for a few bigger rapids than the Clackamas, Packsaddle run or McKenzie provide.

    • @chrispaine2265
      @chrispaine2265 2 місяці тому

      @@jharm8711How big of a seal launch is needed at the Narrows portage? I’ve been eyeing this run for a low flow summer run in the 1,000-1,200 range but I’m confident I’d want to portage the Narrows.