Scott Bar, California · Siskiyou County · Facility
To reach Canyon Creek River Access, turn off Scott River Road on Canyon Creek Road. Cross the bridge and find the access area at .2 mile. This site consists of a small parking area with trail access to a put in eddy at the base of a long rapids. There is a reliable guage on the west pier of the bridge. READINGS OVER 3.…
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To reach Canyon Creek River Access, turn off Scott River Road on Canyon Creek Road. Cross the bridge and find the access area at .2 mile. This site consists of a small parking area with trail access to a put in eddy at the base of a long rapids. There is a reliable guage on the west pier of the bridge. READINGS OVER 3.5 ON THE GUAGE ARE CONSIDERED DANGEROUS.
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