🏕️ Uplift Landing

River Level Guide

The current reading is the water surface elevation at the LRTT2 gauge (Scott’s Crossing). Here’s what different levels mean:

• Below 1070 ft — Extremely low. Last seen during the 2011 drought.
• ~1071–1074 ft — Typical summer range. Good swimming in deeper holes.
• ~1075–1077 ft — Healthy flow. Good for swimming, tubing, kayaking.
• ~1080+ ft — High and fast. Swimming not advised.

The river changes with every rain. See Outdoor Activities for access info.