Black, New York, US
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3. Enos to Route 72
| Usual Difficulty |
II-III(V) (for normal flows) |
| Length |
6 Miles |
Gauge Information
| Name |
Range |
Difficulty |
Updated |
Level |
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BLACK RIVER NEAR BOONVILLE NY
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usgs-04252500 |
750 - 10000 cfs
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II-III(V) |
43d18h58m |
1130
cfs
(rc= 0.0 ) |
The min and max for this reach are a rough guess. Those who run this reach are invited to help provide beta by adding a comment and/or submitting a report. |
River Description
Enos to 72
Description from Eric Adsit
Beta from Dec. 3, 2011 @ 1050 cfs
From the bridge, the whitewater eases into class III and makes a left hand bend. Here you are
faced with a horizon line. The left side is made up of more distinguished ledges, while the right
creates a sort of flume/flush along a vertical wall and over a large pourover. Both lines are
viable, but a scout from the bridge is advised.
After this, class III continues around the bend to the right before returning to flatwater. After
a mile or two of slowly moving water and riffles, more boulder gardens appear. These continue for
several hundred yards before bending to the left and ending in a large moving pool above
Crandall’s Falls.
It’s worth a scout. We took out immediately after this and walked up an atv trail, past a
house, and along a dirt road to our parked car. This is the Crandall’s Falls Road, and cuts
a mile or 2 of flatwater off the total trip. It’s a rough road, and probably not accessible
in the spring, so bring a vehicle with some ground clearance!
StreamTeam Status: Not Verified
Last Updated: 2011-12-06 03:09:18