You will probably get this after the trip but please do post back with the wood situation on the run. I was thinking of taking some folks down in a raft that don't care for the whitewater and just want some scenery. So it would be great to know if there were any portages required.

We used to use this run for a beginning class. I hadn't
done this for many years. We put in on the Taylor
River. I wouldn't do this because of one portage, and
some low hanging branches.
On the way you wil see a sign for the Taylor River
bridge. This is actually over the Snoqualmie, and
is most likely where you will want to put in.
Our CFS reading was 950. You will want at least 2000.
There are a few trees that stick out on the corners,
all easily avoidable.

Bill