Washington whitewater - Snoqualmie River - South Fork, Northern Cascade Range, King County
King
county,
I-90 Exit 52 to Denny Creek Campground section whitewater kayaking, rafting, and paddling information.
CLASS IV-V 1.5 miles
This stretch of Snoqualmie River - South Fork in Washington is 1.5 miles long and is a class IV-V section of whitewater according to American Whitewater. The wonderful Washington scenery and the sparkling of the sunlight on the water beats anything. You might have to settle for a hotel a bit away from the river if you want to stay the night, but do book a room before you come because it is a very popular destination. And of course, there are campgrounds nearby. Getting a good workout and just hanging out with mother nature will make you glad you came.
This is not the only paddling section in this river system, there are others too. This stretch is short so better bring some good walking shoes. Whitewater rafting and kayaking in Washington is often tougher than elsewhere, so you'd better keep in mind that the rivers in this state
are less manageable. The beautiful Northern Cascade Range scenery is an added bonus. Some people prefer whitewater rafting and some kayaking, either way this is an area with plenty of rivers for that.
Briefly about the general area: Throughout the summertime months, highs commonly are in the 70's at Snoqualmie River - South Fork. Through the dark hours of summer temperatures descend down into the 50's. During the wintertime highs are frequently in the 40's while Snoqualmie River - South Fork nighttime low temperatures through the winter are
in the 30's. Coming to this river is always a good idea. The beauty of mother nature reveals herself at Franklin Falls, and you need to go to The Tooth if you're here. Yeah, come up here to the Northern Cascade Range for a great time. Don't leave Snoqualmie River - South Fork
without first paying a visit to Keekwulee Falls, and going for a hike along the Annette Lake Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this area. Snoqualmie River - South Fork is a relatively wet place ordinarily with much rain; most of the rain falls through January, and
July on the other hand is the driest. If the weather is magnificent here at Snoqualmie River - South Fork, you can go for a hike along the Middle Fork Trail, and the best way to spend a winter day is on the slopes of nearby Alpental.
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