White Pine (Indian Grave Creek) to Wilderness Gateway Bridge

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Idaho – US

Class: IV- to IV+
Length: 19 Mile(s)
Put-in elevation: 2,741 Feet
Take-out elevation: 2,063 Feet
Typical season: April to July

Current Flow

1,810 CFS

Gauge height: 3.28 FT

Reading from Jul 10, 2026 10:00 PM

▼ -3.33/hr (12h) ▼ -1.67/hr (24h)

Running

Hit some laps

Primary gauge: LOCHSA RIVER NR LOWELL ID Gauge detail & alternatives Live gauge ↗ NOAA river forecast ↗

Recommended levels

Minimum	500
Average	8,000
Maximum	20,000

Recommended use

Kayaking
Rafting
Canoeing
SUP
Packrafting
Fishing

Struck-through craft are not recommended for this run.

Flow history — last 6 days

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Rapids

#	Rapid	Class	Recommended flow	Description	Scout
1	Unnamed Rapid	II to III	500–20,000	Read and run
2	Unnamed Rapid	II to III	500–20,000	Read and run
3	Eye Opener Rapid	II+ to III+	500–20,000	Large waves and holes possible here. Rapid is fairly long and contiguous.	Scout from the road or read and run.
4	Lost Creek Rapid	III+ to IV	500–20,000	Rapid runs around a sharp river right bend. Lot's of holes and since the river turns you have to run the bottom half blind unless you scout.	Scout from the right bank or the road.
5	Eagle Mountain Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	Scout to find out where the rocks and holes are. This rapid runs under the Eagle Mountain Pack Bridge.	Scout from the right bank or the road or pack bridge.
6	Lower Eagle Mountain Rapid	III to IV	500–20,000	Immediately after the upper eagle mountain rapid is the lower one. At high flows this rapid will blend together so if you screw up in the upper rapid you will swim or float through the lower one. Lower flows allows some recovery time in between.	Scout when you scout upper eagle mountain rapid.
7	Unnamed Rapid	II to IV	500–20,000	This rapid gets worse with higher water. Mainly a continuation of lower eagle mountain rapid. Calms down at lower flows.
8	Fake Onno's Hole	III+ to IV	500–20,000	A very narrow section in the river creates a large hole at the bottom right of this rapid. Hole is big enough to make you think at most levels.	Highly recommended scout from the right bank or the road.
9	Keep Moving Rapid	III+ to IV	500–20,000	Rapid start just above a sharp left hand turn in the river. Waves and rapid run for a good distance.
10	Stanley Creek Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	A rocky, holey and pushy rapid at most water levels. A few pourovers to watchout for pinning.	From the right bank or the road.
11	Mile 133 Rapid	III to IV	500–20,000	Rapid at a right hand turn.
12	Mile Long Rapid	III+ to IV	500–20,000	2 large rocks form the start of this rapid and then you need to pick your way through the waves and holes	Right bank or from the road
13	No Sweat Rapid	III to IV	500–20,000	Rocky at low flows, holes and pourovers at high flows.
14	Lone Pine Rapid	III+ to IV	500–20,000	Usually lines work far left and center. This rapid can have some powerful holes and hydraulics.	Recommended scout from right bank.
15	Holly Creek Rapid	III to IV	500–20,000	Narrow and rocky at low water and big holes at high water.	Scout from right bank
16	Castle Creek Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	A very long technical rapid. Many believe this to be the hardest rapid on this section. At high flows this can become very dangerous and possibly unrunnable.	River can't be seen from the road so scout from either bank.
17	Triple Hole	III+ to IV	500–20,000	This rapid can surprise you as it's hidden around a left hand turn in the river.	Scout from right bank
18	Unnamed Rapid	II+ to III	500–20,000	Harder at high water. Read and run
19	Mile 129 Rapid	III+ to IV-	500–20,000	Nice wavetrain at higher water.	Read and run
20	County Corner Rapid	III+ to IV	500–20,000	Rapid continues all the way through the bend. Pushy water wants to slam you into the left bank as the corridor narrows on this turn	Scout from the highway station building area on the right bank
21	Class V Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	A long rapid. Most runnable area is towards river left.	Scout on right
22	Log Jam Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	As the name implies, a bunch of wood debris is found on the right side of this rapid and can be covered and a hazard at high water.
23	Pass Creek Rapid	II to III+	500–20,000	Harder at high water
24	Mile 125 Rapid	II to IV	500–20,000	Again harder at high water with large waves and holes. Goes away at lower water.
25	No-See-Um Rapid	II to IV	500–20,000	Very large rapid at high water flows and nothing at lower flows
26	Ten Pen Alley Rapid	III+ to IV+	500–20,000	A large, technical rapid.	Recommended scout from right bank.
27	Unnamed Rapid	II to III	500–20,000	Read and run
28	Wilderness Gateway Bridge Rapid	III	500–20,000	River widens here and require weaving through rocky area.	Scout from bridge or read and run

Access

Type	Name	Elevation	Camping	Water	Boat ramp	Vehicle access	Description
Put-In	White Pine Access	2,741 Feet	No	No	No	All Vehicles	Just off Highway 12.
Put-In	Lost Creek Primitive Access	2,649 Feet	No	No	No	All Vehicles	Not much parking here but there is access to the heart of the Lost Creek rapid. Could also be used as a park n play for surfing in Lost creek at the right levels.
Put-In	9 Mile River Access	2,375 Feet	No	No	No	All Vehicles	A small access lot here just off Highway 12. Pit Toilets are available
Take-Out	WIlderness Gateway Access	2,063 Feet	No	No	No	All Vehicles	Just west of the wilderness gateway bridge is a sizable access area just off the highway.

Camps

Camp	Fee	Beach	Description
Wilderness Gateway Camp	Yes	No	A large number of fee sites on the south side of the river (cross bridge to get to it).

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