Coosa,

CR 213 or the dam to River Road

Usual Difficulty	I-II(III) (may vary with level)
Length	7 Miles

Gauge Information

Name	Range	Difficulty	Updated	Level
COOSA RIVER AT WETUMPKA AL
usgs-02411600	1.00 - 25.00 ft	I-II(III)	01h13m	19.87 ft (rc= 0.8 )

River Description

The Coosa River is one of the largest volume whitewater runs in the Southeast. The majority of the run is flat and the Spanish Moss up in the trees and occasional alligators should alert paddlers that they are in the deep south. The major attraction of the Coosa is the annual rodeo at Moccasin Gap rapid. Moccasin Gap is reputed to be the southern most Class III rapid in Alabama. While an easy Class III drop it presents some exciting play spots and the rodeo is always a great event. Of all of the rivers in the Southeast the Coosa is one of the few whitewater runs where powerboats can interrupt a rodeo. The play spots and rapids outside of Moccasin Gap are all Class II in nature but the local rocks are extremely sharp and can rip up boats or boaters. There are alternative put-ins below the dam that require crossing private land. These are often open during the rodeo.
See Alabama Whitewater for info.

Lat/longitude coords are approximate, from TopoZone.