Your videos are the best. This makes me miss the West so much. I'd use your videos to plan my adventures every week back in Utah. Now that I'm back East they just make me cry with nostalgia. THANK YOU!
Do you think this is doable in a canoe right now with the high water levels? There's one overhung corner I remember that gets a little swift and potentially tricky to navigate.
Just did it. 1000+cfs is not a piece of cake or for first time canoeists, but adventurous and keeps you on your toes. Requires decent maneuvering skills, strong paddlers, good teamwork. Lots of swirly currents. Approach turns on the inside and power out to not hit walls or brush. Water is fast. Don't get sideways. Good luck!
Yes, absolutely especially in low snow years. Many people like to backpack it too as a point-to-point. The RU-vid channel "Backcountry Exposure" has done it you can see his video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LxZLTIo8puU.html
