Green Wall, Illinois River 1240 CFS
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Green Wall Rapid, 1240 CFS
Class 5 green wall rapid on the Illinois river is Oregon. The Illinois river is a gem of a rapid in the heart of southern oregon. On the Illinois you will find a collection of really fun class 4 rapids like little green wall, clear creek, and other amazing rapids. You usually do the Illinois river over a 3 day multiday rafting trip. You run Green wall usually on your second day.
If you plan to run the Illinois check out GoRafting.com for a comprehensive river map.
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Can you do a video on your gear for overnights and how it's rigged?
Yeah for sure!
i'm thinking about packrafting the first 8 miles to pine creek and then hiking out.
Very doable. You could also do a low water trip and go to silver creek and hike back
Successful run, Cody! Tell me, at the end you were pretty much sideways. It seemed less than planned, but of course, it worked. Any comments on that sideways run at the end?
I pushed the move to early to try to sneak past the hole “Harvey”. I don’t know if you have ran that yet, but the last drop is just weird. Thank you for the nice words on the downstream safety. I feel lucky to have had good examples of what’s expected on big water.
@@PrivateWhitewater I've never run the Illinois, but I'm totally Jonesing for it. I have time set aside in May to run it. I hope the flow cooperates!
P. S. You kept looking back upstream. I'd be honored to be your upstream boater/safety! Great job!
Nice run. Is that a class 5 middle fork frame?
It’s the class 5 north fork frame. I love everything about it
Oh sweet, I just picked up one of those frames. What are the metal boxes on either side? They look quite functional.
@andrewwatkins6109 it’s the groover. One is the tank, and they other carries the toilet seat and all the other essentials. It’s made by SDG equipment out of southern Oregon.
Ah ok, slightly different use than I was thinking of. Thanks for the info.
Awesome!
Piece a cake!