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Swan Song # 2: Sayonara North Fork American River

June 1st, 2009 by Malina

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It’s curtains for another springtime California river.  The snowmelt in the North Fork American River watershed is over for 2009 and flows are now too low for rafting trips.  The North Fork isn’t dam-controlled so it always has a shorter season–but we’ll be back in 2010, ready to rumble.  Until then, you can still get a class IV fix on spring Tuolumne, Kaweah, and Merced trips where flows are good!  The Kaweah has a few more weekends left but don’t put it off too long–the snowmelt won’ t last forever.


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