I know this is out of season but planning ahead is something I enjoy. I was wondering if anyone had any beta on a good mulitday spring trip somewhere fairly warm? Any and all info would help.
Cheers,
Micah
Spring Time Multi-Day trips
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Larry Horne
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not sure what class or part of the planet you're talking about, but in cali we have;
these are all class IV-V
devils canyon on the middle fork feather
deer creek
mill creek
tuolumne
...and some others that I haven't been on yet;
generation gap on the north american
forks of the kern
garlic falls on the kings
there's probably a few more that i'm not thinking of.
and of course if you are a V+ boater the list goes on
these are all class IV-V
devils canyon on the middle fork feather
deer creek
mill creek
tuolumne
...and some others that I haven't been on yet;
generation gap on the north american
forks of the kern
garlic falls on the kings
there's probably a few more that i'm not thinking of.
and of course if you are a V+ boater the list goes on
Larry
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Do you mean local or anywhere? There's a fun little place called Costa Rica that is my new favorite this year. 
canoera hasta la muerte
www.CostaRicaRios.com
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Larry, I was raised in Cali, but unfortunately White Water wasn't part of my life yet. I might be out that way towards the end of the year, I'll have to hook up with ya. Anything good near Portervile, or Springville (Tulare County)Larry Horne wrote:not sure what class or part of the planet you're talking about, but in cali we have;
these are all class IV-V
devils canyon on the middle fork feather
deer creek
mill creek
tuolumne
...and some others that I haven't been on yet;
generation gap on the north american
forks of the kern
garlic falls on the kings
there's probably a few more that i'm not thinking of.
and of course if you are a V+ boater the list goes on
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Larry Horne
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Heck yeah, come on out! There's great stufff down there in the spring. I have to admit though, I have never been that far south 
The Kaweah and Tule are definately on my list, but from where I live, it's a good 6.5 + hours to get to a put-in.
If you're coming in the winter most any boating is rain fed.
It never rains in southern CA so You gotta come north of San Francisco, and hope for a storm.
The Kaweah and Tule are definately on my list, but from where I live, it's a good 6.5 + hours to get to a put-in. If you're coming in the winter most any boating is rain fed.
It never rains in southern CA so You gotta come north of San Francisco, and hope for a storm.
Larry