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That looks like a great ride John! I remember seeing that route pop up on Bikepacking. Enjoy the trip! I really enjoy the Spokane river. So clear when the water level is down. Riding on the centennial and admiring the river has been a very nice part of moving here. The water levels might be bet

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I must come down someday and float the section you speak of. I think a cool trip would be a bike along the Centennial Trail to Idaho and then a float back. A friend and I are headed down there on the 19th on our way to the Nubwiggle ride out of Walla Walla

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Absolutely! So much fun to share it with her! They do control the levels and it has been as low as it can really get most of the summer. I love the section from the Idaho border down to my place, 16 or so miles down the best. They have just kept it pretty low. Hopefully we’ll have a better snow

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You bet Ryan! If you're daughter is having fun then even the shortest trip is a gift. I've seen the Spokane River when it's low, and I know the rocks you're talking about. Do they control the levels of the river through dams? On Tuesday, September 10, 2024 at 6:43:30 PM UTC-7 Ryan Frahm wrote:

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So true John! These boats are quite impressive. We just have a lot of rocks that I can’t fit between when it is low. I have been able to take my daughter on several short trips at least! I can’t complain about how much fun she has on our short little raft trips. On Tuesday, September 10, 2024

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Ryan, as you well know, these boats don't need a lot of water. I was along stretches yesterday where the river bottom was just inches away. Patrick, Because I live right near the trail and the river, these trips are usually 20-25km- half riding up the valley, and half floating down. The bigger