+cap12206 you'll go through the slough until you hit a concrete slab with a passage in the middle of it about halfway through the dog park in Marymoor. If you're on kayak you can go straight through the passage and go all the way down the sammamish river trail, but it would be difficult to paddle back upstream.
+Shahob Mousavi I wonder if my 10' inflatable would do it... you can bounce those things off anything. If would have to stay deep enough to keep the prop in the water.
The video this was shot on was with a similar inflatable. Im not sure if you could make it through the slough barrier into the river. You could easily lift it up and over. The trouble is it is quite shallow immediately after for a few hundred yards with many trees and the river almost becomes a miniature rapid depending on the amount of rainfall. It would certainly be hazardous at best. Im also doubtful motorized boats are allowed on the sammamish river as i've never seen one, although they certainly used to back when the river war a fairly used transportation route. ruclips.net/video/9Xo_W3oYMfM/видео.html here is the barrier into the sammamish river from the lake slough ruclips.net/video/R8G8WJi8S8c/видео.html
good times good times
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how far can you get on the river? can you get all the way from lake to lake in a power boat?
+cap12206 you'll go through the slough until you hit a concrete slab with a passage in the middle of it about halfway through the dog park in Marymoor. If you're on kayak you can go straight through the passage and go all the way down the sammamish river trail, but it would be difficult to paddle back upstream.
+Shahob Mousavi I wonder if my 10' inflatable would do it... you can bounce those things off anything. If would have to stay deep enough to keep the prop in the water.
The video this was shot on was with a similar inflatable. Im not sure if you could make it through the slough barrier into the river. You could easily lift it up and over. The trouble is it is quite shallow immediately after for a few hundred yards with many trees and the river almost becomes a miniature rapid depending on the amount of rainfall. It would certainly be hazardous at best. Im also doubtful motorized boats are allowed on the sammamish river as i've never seen one, although they certainly used to back when the river war a fairly used transportation route. ruclips.net/video/9Xo_W3oYMfM/видео.html here is the barrier into the sammamish river from the lake slough ruclips.net/video/R8G8WJi8S8c/видео.html