Sections of the Walker River, specifically the stretch between Squeeze Chute and the Cabins, are currently deemed unsafe for floating due to extremely hazardous conditions. These include obstacles such as downed trees and barbed wire fencing that pose a significant risk to visitors. The warning has been issued to prevent potential accidents and injuries.
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Visitors are instead advised to use safer access points for floating. These include the Cabins or the Minister Road Bridge, which is equipped with parking facilities. These areas are considered safer for visitors looking to float on the river, providing a less hazardous environment.
The warning comes as a reminder to visitors to prioritize safety when engaging in recreational activities such as floating. The local authorities urge people to heed the warnings and avoid the stretch between Squeeze Chute and the Cabins to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.