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Old 05-08-2008   #1
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Beginer areas of the Dolores

Can anyone help me with the logistics of the Dolores river. I was wondering what areas of the river would be best for starting out? Iwill be there for a few days so I was hoping to take it in without getting over my head.

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it would be helpful if you stated what you are looking for (i.e. class II, III?) and are you kayaking rafting??? generally slickrock to bedrock is the easier half.
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class II-III

I want to kayak and raft.
Is ther many put in take out options.
How about a detailed map of the area.

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Slickrock to bed rock is a mellow stretch of class 1 -2 with some a couple 3's. At 800 more like 2.

http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medial...ge.-1.-1.1.jpg
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ok

Thank you, that is what I was looking for.

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Bob,

You can always buy the Dolores river guide/map....Slickrock to Bedrock or all the way to gateway is good but you need a permit to do the Utah section, but not colorado section.....above slickrock you run into snagglepuss.....tooth if you really want to be technical....but you can portage that one if you're not feeling good in your raft.
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