Ran full section at 1.7 m on Feb 13., and at 1.35 m from Rte de Saint-Cézaire bridge to dam at 43°37'59.2"N 6°47'35.3"E on Feb. 16 (at this flow there is not enough water below the dam).

Both the suggested put in and takeout on rivermap are not optimal. Aside from a bit of class 3, there is an ugly sieve and undercut boulder mess rapid just above the Rte de Saint-Cézaire bridge which we portaged at 1.7m. Between Rte de Saint-Cézaire bridge and the dam, Siange is clean and very beautiful class 4 (be prepared for trees). Immediately after the dam a few 100 m with sieves in play and class 4-5, 5ish moves (at 1.7 m) follow. None are must runs but some may require catching small last eddies. Afterwards it eases up. Between the bridge of the Rte de Draguignan and the current takeout there is one class 3 rapid and a weir but otherwise flat.

This section should be split and the put-in and takeout moved (check eauxvives.org). Specifically, I propose placing the put-in at the Rte de Saint-Cézaire bridge and take out at the dam for the upper section (class 4, NW 0.9, HW 1.7, as per eauxvives.org). Note that driving down to the dam is officially forbidden. Second section, from the dam to Rte de Draguignan bridge for easy access (NW 1.4 due to the dam, HW 1.7, class 4-5 (5)). Finally, Rte de Draguignan bridge to Chapelle de Saint-Cassien-Des-Bois (43°36'46.3"N 6°50'37.5"E) (NW 1.4, HW -, class 1-2 (3)). A local told us that this section is forbidden to paddle, but we have not checked that.

In the upper sections, Siagne is a very beautiful river and if you are in the area and find water in it, you should definitively consider running it!

To drive to the take-out you need a 4x4 or a good clearance. Otherwise you have a Long hike-out to do.

Pegel: http://www.rdbrmc.com/hydroreel2/station.php?codestation=888

NW = 0.75m
MW = 1.1m
HW = 1.4m