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OK I'll give you some info but not the detail you probably want. I haven't run it at 10,000 but I did it earlier this year at 3K and have had friends do it at much higher. The rapids are on curves. There are some rocks on the outside of the bends and the river is constricted. All of that adds up to some "big" waves at higher flows - which is what my friends have reported. I don't see them getting washed out - just bigger. They were Class 2- when I ran it.
My recon went like this: pretty run of course; lots of birdlife; some interesting architecture along the way, 99% flat-water; and what was really disappointing is I didn't see much in the way of camping. What camping there is would probably be grabbed by outfitters. There are of course developed campsites along the river road if you wanted to stay at those.
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