I've been tubing a dozen times or so on salt river, but I never thought to dive there. Some parts of the river are so shallow you get out of your tube, and walk it across the rocks!! Unless the dive area is a different area than the tube route.
Salt River Treasure Hunting Dive
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Tracy - The water up there is relatively warm right now, I'd say at least 68-70 at the top. Gets warmer down towards the bottom. You can correlate the temperature change to how yellow the water is. Busy days are obviously the warmest!
I'm down for joining anyone that would like to give it a run. Obviously if we can pair up with someone who knows where the good entrance/exit spots are, it would be much more enjoyable and we would probably have less marshmellow casualties. I've got this coming weekend free, anyone else game?
I'm down for joining anyone that would like to give it a run. Obviously if we can pair up with someone who knows where the good entrance/exit spots are, it would be much more enjoyable and we would probably have less marshmellow casualties. I've got this coming weekend free, anyone else game?
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I'm pretty booked for the next few weekends, finishing up DMC requirements.
I do want to try this soon. Do you stay in one area or drift far enough that you need to leave a car at the exit point?
I do want to try this soon. Do you stay in one area or drift far enough that you need to leave a car at the exit point?
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