Gunny Gorge at 4,000 CFS

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rer13

Discussion Starter · May 29, 2014

A couple of my friends and I are talking about doing Gunny Gorge tomorrow. Has anyone ran it at 4,000 cfs +. Can you eddy out? Does all the rapids flush out or does it just get bigger? Any ideas? We are planning on taking oar frames.

Thanks Guys,

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mania

· #2 · May 29, 2014

Post photos if you have time to remove your hands from the oars.

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bmagtutu

· #3 · May 29, 2014

It is a highway.

Above 3,000 it washes out. There are potential for bad swims, however most of the big waves and holes that are left are easily missed. Around 7,800 it starts getting big again. My personal favorite level is between 2200 and 2800. At those flows there is lots of great play. We floated it yesterday and the trip took us just under three hours. We will be floating it again on sunday, and then again next thursday for hopefully a one and a half hour tour. Gilligan is not invited, sorry Gilligan.

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Barney Fife

· #4 · May 30, 2014

I'm Glad I'm Not Giligan

bmagtutu said:
Above 3,000 it washes out. There are potential for bad swims, however most of the big waves and holes that are left are easily missed. Around 7,800 it starts getting big again. My personal favorite level is between 2200 and 2800. At those flows there is lots of great play. We floated it yesterday and the trip took us just under three hours. We will be floating it again on sunday, and then again next thursday for hopefully a one and a half hour tour. Gilligan is not invited, sorry Gilligan.

Awesome Ben! I want to hit it with you between 2200 and 2800, hopefully in early July. Take video. I'll loan you a GoPro if you need it.

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