| Snoqualmie, Middle Fork — 3 - Taylor River to Concrete bridge (Upper)™ © |
Class II-III
7.5Miles
River Mapplet
|
|
|
GPS/GIS |
Maps |
| Put In Longitude : |
-121.54009 |
Putin |
| Put In Latitude : |
47.5469971 |
| Take Out Longitude : |
-121.63905 |
Take Out |
| Take Out Latitude : |
47.4953995 |
| County : |
King |
Shuttle
|
|
Gauge Information (Professor Paddle updated levels from MIDDLE FORK SNOQUALMIE RIVER at 4/25/2024 6:44:07 AM)
| Gauge |
Forecast |
Height |
Current Flow |
Authority |
Physical Update |
|
MIDDLE FORK SNOQUALMIE RIVER
|
NWRFC | FC Page |
2.8 |
813 cfs
|
USGS - NWIS |
04-25-2024 06:15:00 |
|
Minimum Recomended Level: 1000 cfs Maximum Recomended Level: 3000 cfs
|
AccessAccess via the MF Snoqualmie Road.
The MF Snoqualmie Road is now fully paved up to the MF Trailhead just before the Taylor River. https://flh.fhwa.dot.gov/projects/wa/snoqualmie/ |
Putin DetailsUpper put-in is just below the footbridge (MF Snoqualmie Trailhead). NW Forest Pass is required at this spot. You can put in on the Taylor too (expect some wood). There's a few other access spots you can use for a shorter run. |
Takeout DetailsConcrete Bridge a.k.a Granite Creek River Access |
 River Alerts ( Add Alert ) |
Pinned Forum Threads |
Create your Alert
(Max of 50 Words)
Please remove irrelevant warnings, and don't reference previous warnings in your submission.
| |
|
There are no alerts listed for this Run.
|
There are no forum threads pinned to this run.
|
Other IssuesThe MF Snoqualmie Road is now fully paved up to the MF Trailhead just before the Taylor River. https://flh.fhwa.dot.gov/projects/wa/snoqualmie/ |
Fun FactsCombine this with the middle and club stretch sections for a long run on a nice day. Bring snacks. |
Run Description [Season: Oct-July]The whitewater is not the highlight of this run. There are some fun, easy rapids, but the scenery is what makes this a great section of river. Unlike the "middle middle" downstream and it's steep banks, the upper flows through a wide glacial valley that offers fantastic veiws of the surrounding peaks. Definitely a run for a sunny day, and also nice when there's snow on the trees.
Most of the rapids are class 2, with a few that are just a bit harder. There is sometimes wood in play, so keep an eye out for that.
For the up and coming boaters who want a little more challenge, a great intermediate trip is to put in at the Russian Butte put-in about 3 miles above concrete bridge and then take in the first few miles of the middle-middle, taking out at First Island drop. This section is called the "mupper" ;-)
| Who's Watching |  Upcoming Trips on this Run | Trip Reports |
|
|
|
|
|