Paddled lower red creek on 3/27/09 at 398 cfs. Low but manageable. There is a log across the stream
below the foot bridge(that crosses the creek). At 398 cfs it is visible, but it looks like you can
glide over it on the left bank. There are a number of f**k up rocks right in front of the log that
make it near impossible to hit it straight on. Edit

Yes, at low levels this is really an enjoyable class III run, not much more. There are few tricky
spots in the first two miles, where the channels are very tight and you have some make some quick
turns to avoid the boulders at some minor ledges. Then, around midway, there is a long rapid of low
ledges and hydraulics, which is probably the most interesting stretch of the river. You should
continue to the lower (old) bridge, or even onto the Dry Fork, because there are good rapids until
the end. Edit

After running this river 10/27/2007 I think that it is difficulty scale is a bit too high. Most of
the river is a class II-III, with nothing even approaching a class IV drop. The vast majority of
the rapids were of the loose cobble-bar style, reminiscent of the approach to Cucumber on the Lower
Yough. Edit