Section 00 and 0 of the Chattooga

Shane and Andrew headed up to the headwaters of the Chattooga River this weekend. 1/12/2020. The level was right around 900 CFS which they would call a pretty primo level. High enough to soften some of the bonier sections and open a couple lines but not so high you can't get around onshore. They ran 00 and 0 sections. It took them around 3 1/2 hours only portaging the Log Jam and logs on both sides of the island just below Bull Pen Bridge. Check out the Liquidlogic Alpha here. www.liquidlogi...

[@mountaingorilla406]

I acquired a LL Stomper 90 This last summer. Love it... Now just waiting for spring and all this snow to melt. Here in Mt it's full on winter

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What they let you two alone unsupervised

[@777PLove]

you know your having fun when you hear the Rick Flair woooo! nice vid

[@mrinfini5y107]

I would love to get back into this, but I'm not good on rivers. Wish I had the opportunity man, looks amazing 👌

[@sorcrow]

Is that the part of the Chatooga watershed also called Big Creek? We may have made the first descent in 1975. I was in a C-1, 14 feet of fibreglass goodness, along with 2 K-1s and a C-2! There's a trip report and some history on the American Whitewater site. www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/468/