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Moab Daily Info
Use this information at your own risk. See our legal notices. |
| Put In: |
Hittle Bottom |
| Take Out: |
Takeout Beach |
| Difficulty: |
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| Run Length: |
13 miles |
| Current Streamflow |
4240 cfs @ 10/11/2008 09:00 AM - COLORADO RIVER NEAR CISCO, UT, reading taken from USGS
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| Good Level: |
2,000-20,000 cfs |
| Season Comments: |
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
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| Permit: |
Not required for private boaters at this time. |
| Water Craft: |
kayak,canoe,raft |
| Land Ownership: |
Public, BLM and Arches National Park |
| Wilderness: |
No, Hwy 128 follows entire run. |
| Camping on River: |
Yes with the following stipulations. On river left (to the left as you are facing downstream), camping is allowed only at improved recreation sites with facilities for overnight use (BLM Utah, Moab Field Office Campgrounds). River runners may camp at undeveloped sites on river right (to the right as you are facing downstream) only between Dewey Bridge and Salt Wash (the boundary of Arches National Park). When camping along river right, you must:
Use a washable, reusable toilet system that allows for carry-out and proper disposal of solid human waste
Pack out all trash and dispose of it properly
Use a durable metal fire pan to contain your campfire. Check on local fire restrictions prior to your trip
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| Location: |
In the Canyon Country (UT), 245 miles Southeast of Salt Lake City |
| Shuttle Logistics: |
Put-in: From Moab, go north on Hwy 191. Just before you reach the Colorado River, turn east on Hwy 128 and travel approx. 23 miles to Hittle Bottom.
Takeout: From the junction of Hwy 128 and Hwy 191 travel approximately 10 miles to Big Bend. This is your takeout beach. |
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