http://www.paddlingabc.com/ 2010-09-05T08:05:04-04:00 http://www.paddlingabc.com/ http://www.paddlingabc.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-09-02T20:59:46-04:00 http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:custom_search&rev=1283475586&do=diff If you see 'All Tags' as your only result then that means your search has returned no valid rivers. Try broadening your search criteria. Return to the to search again. text/html 2010-08-31T01:28:48-04:00 Andrew Loughlin http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:muskeg&rev=1283232528&do=diff * This run contains the grade V Little Muskeg Falls that is usually portaged, also, immediately after the takeout is the grade VI un-runnable Muskeg Falls. Paddling with someone with local knowledge is advised * The river starts with a play spot right under the bridge. It then carries on as a nice low volume river meandering through a forested valley. There are plenty of catch on the fly waves and play spots and class II rapids with interspersed grade III sections. foo_river index text/html 2010-08-27T03:10:44-04:00 Andrew Loughlin http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:miette_river_-_lower&rev=1282893044&do=diff A casual float trip with nice views of the mountains. Good at all flows. There is a decent chance of seeing wildlife. There are several beaches available for a lunch stop if desired. Canoeing, Class I Rivers, Northern Rockies, Couple of Hours, Spring Summer Fall, Blank River Alerts If this space is blank there have been no alerts posted for this specific river. miette_river index text/html 2010-08-27T02:55:50-04:00 Andrew Loughlin http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:miette&rev=1282892150&do=diff Fairly continuous grade 2 rapids through some beautiful forest. Everything is read and run but watch for log jams. One shot waves abound. At some flows good eddy service feeds a surf wave just above the bridge, eddy river left. Past the Meadow Creek confluence take the narrow left channel for some more technical paddling, there are few eddys in this channel though so watch for wood. Go right for a less technical line. miette_river index text/html 2010-08-25T11:42:42-04:00 Jeremy Parker http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:bridge_river&rev=1282750962&do=diff An excellent, 26km Pool Drop boulder garden. Most of it is class 2/3 Boulder Garden with 5 or 6 of 3+/4- thrown in. All rapids are easily scouted, but a few would be very difficult to Portage. Creeking, Class IV Rivers, Other Location, Full Day, Spring Summer, Blank River Alerts If this space is blank there have been no alerts posted for this specific river. :!: Needs to be setup by an administrator stillfoo_river index text/html 2010-08-21T12:29:46-04:00 Gerard Meszaros http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:toby_creek_-_panorama_to_rafters_takeout&rev=1282408186&do=diff A class II to III run except for Slipping Rock (IV - IV+) which is visible from the road on the way to the put-in. Pool & drop with class I-II in between drops. Creeking, Class III Rivers, BC Interior, Couple of Hours, Spring, Blank River Alerts If this space is blank there have been no alerts posted for this specific river. :!: Needs to be setup by an administrator stillfoo_river index text/html 2010-08-21T12:23:57-04:00 Gerard Meszaros http://www.paddlingabc.com/doku.php?id=river_guide:rivers:toby_creek&rev=1282407837&do=diff A longish class IV-V creek run through 7 canyons. Many consider the continuous rapids leading into the first canyon section (at the old bridge site) to be the hardest “read and run” section. These can be scouted from the road on the way to the put-in. You'll want to scout Placebo in the second canyon. Junior's in the fourth canyon starts with a narrow undercut and finishes with a river-wide hole. The “Coffin” marks the start of the 5th canyon and the mandatory scout/portage of Smitty's. Ther…