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HenTag Question
I did a smaller version of HenTag a month ago or so when it was at 550 with my big ass 18' cat, and with only one passenger, I didn't have any problems in the rock gardens. Looks like the flow is a bit higher, but I did a shortened run because of lack of time and put on at exit 112 and got out at 108. I talked to a raft guide at the put-in and he said that you can start higher and go lower. We were planning on going to exit 105, but will I run into any problems with the fat cat? I would consider myself a class IV kayaker and catboater, so I somewhat know what I am doing, but I'll have some kids with me this time, so I want to be extra safe. So is 112 to 105 better or would putting on somewhere above 112 and getting out at exit 108 better?
Thanks - Wil
Thanks - Wil
Wil- Posts : 101
Paddling Since : 1999
Re: HenTag Question
112 to 108 is the standard run I always do. Coming from Ogden, its the first Hennefer exit, to Taggart. That is what the club does on Tuesdays. I don't think you'll add much for rapids above or below; do you want to add length on flatwater? The old Eddyflower run description said 5.5 miles of class I, with 2 class II drops; from Taggart down to Morgan (haven't done it); although there is a 5 foot drop at the end of that run (have done that).
wasatchbill- Posts : 731
Re: HenTag Question
Bill, was just hoping to get some more miles in, even if it is flat. As long as the water and the barley pops are cold. Kind of a pain in the ass to get everything rigged and ready and that portage is a true biatch with the big cat. So would like to get in some more miles if possible, as this time I don't have to do a bike shuttle as we have two cars.
Wil- Posts : 101
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