Guide to the San Juan River in Utah
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Guide to the San Juan River in UtahGuide to the San Juan River, Montezuma Creek to Clay Hills Crossing, Utah 5th Edition ISBN 978 1 7324017 6 1. Fifth Edition: 34 pages with 14 maps, 103 miles, all color photographs and shaded topographic relief. Errata & Revisions We will make corrections in future printings of our books when we become aware of needed revisions. The following changes to the Third Edition will be incorporated in a future edition: ADD: Mile 1. 5, Right 1. 5 Mile Camp is

Guide to the San Juan River, Montezuma Creek to Clay Hills Crossing, Utah - 5th Edition 

ISBN 978-1-7324017-6-1.

Fifth Edition: 34 pages with 14 maps, 103 miles, all color photographs and shaded topographic relief.

Errata & Revisions

We will make corrections in future printings of our books when we become aware of needed revisions.

The following changes to the Third Edition will be incorporated in a future edition:

ADD: Mile 1.5, Right – 1.5 Mile Camp is a large low and medium water level campsite just before the river bends to the west. You may have to share this campsite with cattle and car campers as a rough dirt road reaches the river here.  Riverside vegetation here offers some wind protection. This camp may be hard to access at very low water due to a sandbar.

REMOVE: 1.7 Mile Camp (Right) - This camp no longer accessible due to fallen cottonwood trees.

MODIFY: 2.2 Mile Camp (Right) – This camp is up a steep bank at low water.

ADD: Mile 2.5, Left -  2.5 Mile Camp  is a large, open, low-water sandbar camp.

ADD: Mile 2.7, Right – 2.7 Mile Camp is a large camp up a steep bank. There is protection from the wind in the riverside vegetation.

ADD: Mile 3.5, Right – 3.5 Mile Camp is a large, open, low-water camp on a gravel bar.

ADD: Mile 5.3, Left – 5.3 Mile Camp is an option if low water blocks the access to the Desecration camp. Access to this large camp is up a steep bank.

ADD: Mile 5.4, Right – 5.4 Mile Camp is a large camp up a steep bank with strong current at the landing. There is protection from the wind in the riverside vegetation.

ADD: Mile 6.8, Left - 6.8 Mile Camp is a large camp among mature cottonwood trees. It is inaccessible at low water.

ADD: Mile 8.1, Left – Upper Chinle Camp is a large camp with little wind protection. It is accessible at all water levels

MODIFY: Below Big Stick Camp (Mile 8.9, right) - This camp is up a steep bank at low and medium flows.

ADD: Mile 9.5, Left – Mule Ear Camp is a large camp with wonderful afternoon shade and lots of vegetative cover. It is accessible at medium to high-water.

ADD: Mile 15.7, Right – 15.7 Mile camp is a low-water medium sized camp on an exposed sandbar.

ADD: Mile 19.6, Left – Lower Ledge Camp is a large camp up a steep bank.

MODIFY: 20.5 Mile Camp (left) – The BLM refers to this camp as “Stairmaster”.

ADD: Mile 24.9, Right – 24.9 Mile Camp is a large camp with no wind protection.

REMOVE: 29.7 Mile Camp (right) – This site has not been used for camping in many years.

ADD: Mile 34.9, Left – 34.9 Mile Camp is a small camp at the downstream end of a riffle.

MODIFY:  37.7 Mile Camp (right) – The tamarisk died, so there is no shade here.

ADD: Mile 49.5, Right – 49.5 Mile Camp has a large low water sandy beach. This camp is medium sized at medium and high water.

ADD Mile 53.6, Left – 53.6 Mile camp is a little-used medium camp up on a windswept, long, thin, and high bank.

ADD: Mile 56.3, Left – Mile 56.3 Camp is located on a large high bench that appears to be rarely used. There is no protection from the wind.

ADD: Mile 60.1, Right – 60.1 Mile Camp is good for low to medium water levels. It is on smooth polished limestone with some sand. A few giant boulders provide shelter from the wind.

ADD: Mile 60.2, Left – 60.2 Mile Camp has a large open area on a high bench with a steep bank.

ADD: Mile 61.3 - New rockfall lodged a large boulder in midstream at this debris fan rapid. The run is left against the wall at low water and it's a tight fit.

ADD: Mile 61.4, Right – 61.4 Mile Camp is a large camp good for all water levels. It is at the foot of a side canyon debris fan and is open and sandy at low water. The higher the water, the smaller the camp gets. There is no protection from the wind here.

ADD: Mile 61.9, Left – 61.9 Mile Camp is a small camp under a rock overhang. Access is up a steep bank at low water.

ADD: Mile 63.0, Right – 63 Mile Camp is a rarely used large camp on the downstream end of a debris fan. It is suitable for all water levels but has no protection from the wind.

MODIFY: Trimble Camp (mile 72.0, left) – Delete the sentence "It is unusable at the time of this writing, but it may stabilize and become campable in the future." This has, in fact, occurred.

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Avenza Map Bundle for the San Juan River

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