Poudre Rock Report

  • Home
  • Flows
    • Historical Streamflow Data for the Poudre
  • Mailing List
  • Archives
  • About
You are here: Home / Access & Hazards / North Fork Access & Spencer Heights log

North Fork Access & Spencer Heights log

May 24, 2010 By frenchy

Upper North Fork River Access-

Notice to all Upper North Fork boaters: Access to the river from the highway bridge is private property and CLOSED TO ALL BOATERS!

Please respect the landowners by following the guidebook directions to the put-in. Accessing the river from the highway means trespassing on private land. In speaking with several of the landowners at the put-in yesterday, it’s clear that groups of boaters are opting to trespass in order to put-in at the bridge. Please respect the landowners and don’t be tempted to put-in at the bridge.

To access the put-in, drive 1/4 miles past the bridge and park at the Trails End trailhead public parking area. From the trailhead, follow the trail above the river and private land about a mile southeast before the trail drops back down to the river.

p.s. On another note, the Upper North Fork of the Poudre was running at a historical high yesterday. According to the landowners, the river was the highest they’ve seen it in the 29 years they’ve lived there. It’s running at a prime HIGH level and is as clean as its ever been. Come and get it.

=============

Spencer Heights Tree Update-

The tree blocking the entrance to Cyclotron (Spencer Heights) has been removed. Thanks to all who participated in the extrication efforts!

Sportsman gauge was 2ft yesterday morning with a trickle coming down Tunnel. At this rate, Spencer Heights will likely be running at prime flows by later this week.

=============

Photos of the day:

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Print
  • Email

Filed Under: Access & Hazards, Rock Reports

Rock Report Signup

Subscribe to the Rock Report email list

Check your inbox or spam folder now to confirm your subscription.

Categories

  • Access & Hazards
  • Events
  • Rock Reports

Search

Social

  • View rockreport’s profile on Facebook
  • View dawnpatrol’s profile on Twitter
Site by Advanced Digital Consulting