Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

Andrew Taylor wrote:
Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

These are probably what you want:

http://www.dreamflows.com/flows-canv.html
http://kayak.als.orst.edu/display.cgi/California.html
http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/stages.html
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ca/nwis/current?type=flow

For access to graphs, here are mo

http://www.acme.com/jef/flow/cdec.html
http://rivervilla.com/flows/index.html
http://www.sonic.net/mdooley/flows.html

Andrew Taylor wrote in message ...
Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

http://www.dreamflows.com/

Reply to me via chrisatboatingbetadotcom (replace the at with @ and dot with .)

Andrew Taylor wrote in message ...
Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

http://www.dreamflows.com

Don't forget http://creekin.net/index.htm


"Andrew Taylor" wrote in message
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Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

Don't forget this one: http://creekin.net/index.htm


"Andrew Taylor" wrote in message
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Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

Thanks for all the replies. The Dreamflows page is exactly what I was
looking for.

Andrew

Andrew Taylor wrote:
Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

Andrew Taylor wrote:
Is there a web site for California that enables one to with a glance
which rivers accross the state are running at levels suitable for
kayaks? Thanks

Here's one I like even better (thanks to Chris Webster); it has a very
nice color-coded indication of the quality of the run at current water
level on the same page

http://www.phateye.com/rivers/index....&SN=California

Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor wrote:

Here's one I like even better (thanks to Chris Webster); it has a very
nice color-coded indication of the quality of the run at current water
level on the same page

http://www.phateye.com/rivers/index....&SN=California

They've got flows in every state! I'm particularly interested in Nevada.
Unfortunately they are missing flows for the Mighty Humboldt.

http://www.phateye.com/rivers/index.asp