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Old 03-08-2007   #1
mads

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which guidebook...?

I want a good guidebook for Colorado (or wider area including Colorado).

I'm going to be heading up their for most of May. Looking for grade 3-4. Is stuff going to be running or is it too early?

mads
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Old 03-08-2007   #2
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Nothing at all will be running. Rivers don't 'heat' up until at least mid-June.

Maybe try Oklahoma around that time. Some real gnar class IV-V.

J.R. Reid
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Old 03-08-2007   #3
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i am assuming that you are joking. Plenty of stuff will be running in may. especially southern colorado and New mexico. It all depends on weather of course.

There is a sweet new guidebook that covers colorado, new mexico, arizona, wyoming, and Utah that will be available in may. It is called "Whitewater of the Southern Rockies". Go to http://www.coloradokayaking.com for more info.

if you need a book sooner than that, get "Colorado Rivers and Creeks"
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Old 03-09-2007   #4
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Thanks Nick. However, our site doesn't have any details yet. We're working on it. Books will likely arrive in early May.
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