Dosewallips, Washington, US |
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| Usual Difficulty | V+ (for normal flows) |
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| Length | 3 Miles |
| Avg. Gradient | 208 fpm |
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level |
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| DOSEWALLIPS RIVER NEAR BRINNON 1N | ||||
| hads-DWRW1 | 6.00 - 11.00 ft | V+ | 24h38m | 11.35 ft (rc= 1.1 ) |
SEASON: Throughout the year when water is low and put-in access is not snowed in.
LOGISTICS: From Highway 101 travel 11 miles west along the Dosewallips River Road 2610 to Elkhorn
campground and the take-out. To reach the put-in continue up 2610 another 2.5 miles to the base
of Upper Dosewallips Falls. NOTE: A washout 1 mile before the campground has closed road access
to this run (you can still hike in). If this road is repaired it's unlikely that it will happen
before summer 2011. Contact the USFS Quilcene office at 360-765-2200 if you'd like to make a
comment on the proposal for the future of this road (options include rebuilding at the washout or
developing a new trailhead and leaving road access closed beyond the washout).
DESCRIPTION:
Steep creek run in a boulder-filled gorge with a number of mandatory portages.
lat/long very approximate from tiger map server
for additional information see:
There is now a DOE gage for this river and we have a feed from NOAA to the AW website but it reports in stage height. Generally paddled at low water levels around 200 cfs but can be run higher. Historically there was a USGS gauge on this river (stn. 1205300, 1931-1968, 93.5 sq. mi.) but it is no longer active.
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level | ||||||||
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| DOSEWALLIPS RIVER NEAR BRINNON 1N | ||||||||||||
| hads-DWRW1 | 6.00 - 11.00 ft | V+ | 24h38m | 11.35 ft (rc= 1.1 ) | ||||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
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| 7y278d16h07m | Dosewallips [WA] |
Elkhorn Canyon |
n/a | Scott Collins |
No Comments
Users can submit comments.Ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the proposed hydropower project on the Dosewallips River.
Memo and supporting documents on rivers eligible for Wild and Scenic designation within Olympic National Park