Happy Thanksgiving! Our offices are closed but crews are ready if a storm rolls in! SIGN IN Community & Environment > Outdoor Fun > Whitewater Boating Whitewater boating Our license to operate the Jackson Hydro Project includes a provision to provide an average of three opportunities for whitewater boating per year. Scheduled events typically occur in the spring (typically April), summer (August), and early fall (September), and have a weeks’ advance notice. Boaters should pre-register indicating intent to participate in our whitewater boating event. Please pre-register with your name, address, phone number, and email address below (all fields are required). If the event is cancelled due to limited interest (pre-registration of less than 6 individuals), you will be notified by phone or email. Before you participate, you must fill out, sign and return the PUD Whitewater Release form (see Related Documents to the right). Completed forms must be delivered to the PUD staff person, stationed at the put-in location, on the day of the event. Upon receipt of a completed form, you will be issued a numbered, yellow wrist-band. This wrist-band is required and mandatory for all persons intending to participate in the event. Name* First Last Street address* City* State* Zip code* Phone (please include area code)* Email address* Sultan River whitewater videos Segment 2: Sultan River Canyon Trail to City of Everett Diversion Dam Segment 3: City of Everett Diversion Dam to Jackson Powerhouse Segments 4-5: Jackson Powerhouse to Trout Farm Road Notifications WHITEWATER BOATING RELEASE ANNOUNCEMENT None currently scheduled. Important information PUD whitewater release form Required in order to participate in any PUD whitewater event Whitewater boating map Spada & Sultan River conditions Weather conditions, rain gauge data & Spada Lake level, river flows Sultan River access Vehicle access is available on the Culmback Dam Road to the Gateway Trailhead. From there, you can hike for a mile to the trailhead for the new Sultan River Canyon Trail. From the trailhead, it is another mile to the river and kayak put-in location at river mile (RM) 15.5. Put-in and take out access is also available at the Powerhouse (RM 4.5) and at PUD’s property at Trout Farm Road (RM 2.7). Another put-in and take-out option exists at the Diversion Dam; however, due to safety and logistical concerns, this alternative must be approved and coordinated with the PUD, City of Everett, and American Whitewater staff well advance of any whitewater event. Sultan River aerial: Diversion Dam to Culmback Dam The video below is March 2015 aerial footage of the Sultan River, starting at the Diversion Dam to Culmback Dam, depicting presence of woody debris and log jams. Take our survey! Click here to take a post-event survey about your whitewater boating experience Click here > 425-783-1000 PRIVACY POLICY 2020-2021 SNOHOMISH COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 ABOUT US Our values Quick facts Leadership Commission meetings Financial information History DOING BUSINESS WITH SNOPUD Bids Easements & land use Trade Ally contractor network Construction & remodeling Buy surplus Facilities for public use CONTACT US SIGN UP FOR OUR E-NEWSLETTER CAREERS PUD EMPLOYEES / RETIREES