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Welcome to Montana Eddy Hop
An informational site about Montana area rivers and whitewater recreational opportunities. Our blog space contains information about various area rivers and experiences we've had exploring Montana and surrounding area whitewater. The links to the left lead to blogs on some of our favorite area rivers and we'll be adding more throughout the seasons (click on the river names in green to access descriptions of the runs). We hope you'll explore our site and let us know what you think by leaving comments. If you don't find the river or creek you are looking for, keep scrolling down or check the blog archive below on the right hand side. Most of all, have fun out there and remember, safety first! For more detailed information about Montana area rivers, check out www.americanwhitewater.org, and consider joining this great organization dedicated to the protection of America's whitewater resources. The Montana Surf guidebook is another great resource for Montana area paddling as well.
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This is the Mickey Mouse stretch on the S. Fk. Clearwater in Idaho. This is a great river to explore if you are in the Lochsa area and it's overly crowded. The river was at about 3200 cfs in the picture above, and is usually run at lower levels. Blackerby rapid (pictured) is the standout; about halfway into the run.
If you wish to heat things up a bit, head upstream to the Golden Canyon run. This is a step-up from Mickey Mouse and is some of the best paddling in north-central Idaho.
Let's get this started we need the help of all Montana Kayaker that have boated this area. Email stories and pics to mulcahyryan@hotmail.com
Oh yeah i remember now what a ride of course I did not swim and I only think I bashed 4 rocks
Ryan
Mickey Mouse Logistics: Class IV. The put-in is located on Idaho State Highway 14 around mile marker 14 (there is a small campground in the vicinity, or you can just find a pullout). The take-out is anywhere between mile markers 8 and 0. We usually take out around mile marker 8 because the whitewater tapers off below this.
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