Club Rivers
| RIVER RUN | GAUGE | RATING* | |
Class II Runs |
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| Snoqualmie "Powerhouse" | Snoqualmie | II+ 1000 - 4000 | |
| Skykomish "South Fork" | Goldbar (~60%) | II+ 1,000 - 5,000 | |
| Snoqualmie "Lower Middle" | Middle Fork | II 800-1200 | II-II+ 1200-1800 |
| Snoqualmie "Upper Middle" | Middle Fork | II/II+ 1000-3000 | |
| Snoqualmie "South Fork" | South Fork | II+ 300-1100 | |
| Skykomish "Big Eddy" | Goldbar | II+ 1000-5000 | |
| Green "Headworks" | Corps or USGS | II+ (III) 1200 - 3000 | |
Class III Runs |
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| Skagit "from Goodell Creek" | Newhalem | II(III) 1500 - 5000 | II - IV 5000+ |
| Green "Lower Gorge" | Corps or USGS | III 1000-3000 | III+ 3000-4000 |
| Beckler | Goldbar (~10-20%) | II+/III 600-900 | III 900-1500 |
| Wenatchee | Peshastin | III/III+ 2500 -14,000 | III+/IV- 14,000 - 20,000 |
| Tieton "from Rimrock" | Rimrock | III/III+ 1000 - 2500 | III+ 2500 - 3200 |
| Skykomish River "Sunset" | Goldbar | III(IV+) 1500 - 5000 | IV(V) 5000 - 10,000 |
| Klikitat | Pitt (~75%) | III/III+ 1100-2500 | III+ 2500-3900 |
| Snoqualmie "Middle-Middle" | Middle Fork | III(IV) 1100 - 3000 | III+(IV+) 3000 - 8000 |
Class IV Runs |
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| Dosewallips "from Elkhorn campground" | Visual | III/IV+ 250-600 | |
| White Salmon "BZ Section" | White Salmon (~90%) | III+(V-) 450 - 1700 | IV (V+) 1800 - 2500 |
| Sauk "from Whitechuck" | Sauk (~50%) | III+(IV) 2000 - 7500 | IV(V) 7500 - 10,000 |
| Green "Upper Gorge" (outlook) | Corps or USGS | IV 1000 - 3000 | IV+ 3000 - 4000 |
| Skykomish "North Fork" | Goldbar (~25%) | III/IV (IV+) 1000-2000 | III+-IV (IV+) 2000 - 3000 |
| Lower Rapid | Goldbar (~5-10%) | IV/IV+ 400-650 | |
| Tilton | Cinebar | III+/IV 800-2000 | IV 2000-3000 |
USGS River Gauges for Washington
Army Corps of Engineers Rivers and Reservoirs for WA
Washington Levels (Welch)
American Whitewater (WA)
* Ratings from A Guide to the Whitewater Rivers of Washington, Bennett (order information). Note that ratings represent a subjective measure of the level of difficulty of a particular river. Discharge values above do not represent discrete boundary conditions but rather a suggested range. Ratings in parantheses represent a drop on the run that is of a higher level of difficulty than the rest of the rapids.