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surf | Western Colorado Outdoors https://westerncooutdoors.com Your Guide to Outdoor Adventure on the Western Slope Thu, 05 Jul 2018 15:43:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.3 https://westerncooutdoors.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/cropped-WCO-Favacon-32x32.png surf | Western Colorado Outdoors https://westerncooutdoors.com 32 32 Paddle The West End https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=6288 Tue, 05 Dec 2017 15:15:15 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com?p=6288 Read More]]> The West End of Montrose County has two rivers for water sports. The San Miguel River starts on the northern slopes of the San Juan Mountains and flows north easterly until it meets the Dolores River in the heart of the West End. The Dolores headwaters are just miles from the headwaters of the San Miguel, only on the southern slopes of the San Juan Mountains. Flowing south the Dolores toward the McPhee Reservoir, once in the Dolores River Canyon, the river moves in a north western direction into Dry Creek Basin, then continuing into the West End at the Paradox Valley. The Dolores River flows through the sandstone canyons of the West End, crossing into Utah, to the confluence with the Colorado.
 

 
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San Miguel River

Dolores River
Pinon Bridge to Naturita:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I (IV- Varies with level)
Length: na
Put-in: Pinon Bridge
American Whitewater.org 		Slickrock to Bedrock:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II-III
Length: 50 miles
Put-in: Slickrock Bridge
American Whitewater.org
Naturita to Dolores Confluence:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids:
Length: miles
Put-in: Naturita
American Whitewater.org		 Bedrock to Gateway (Paradox and Mesa Canyon):
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II-III
Length: 50 miles
Put-in: Bedrock Launch Site
American Whitewater.org

San Miguel River at Brooks Bridge Near Nucla

  • Streamflow: 145 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.34 ft
Streamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
 
 
Gateway to Colorado River:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II & IV
Length: 30 miles
Put-in: Gateway
American Whitewater.org
 

Dolores River Near Slickrock

  • Streamflow: 48.5 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.00 ft
Streamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

San Miguel River at Uravan

  • Streamflow: 231 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.24 ft
Streamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Dolores River Near Bedrock

  • Temperature: 61.34 ° F
  • Streamflow: 58.4 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.86 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
   
]]> Paddle: McInnis Canyons NCA https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3823 Wed, 12 Jul 2017 18:53:38 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3823/

This section of the Colorado River (Loma Launch to Westwater) flows through the heart of the McInnis Canyons NCA. The run is approximately 25 miles in length with Class I & II rapids. There are many day hike opportunities in the side canyons of Knowles, Moore, Mee, Bull, and Rattlesnake.

Day use permits are not required for paddling on this section of the river. There are overnight camping permits required, with low impact camping, and no fires are allowed in the river corridor, as of July 1, 2017. Beginning on May 1, 2017, reservation fees (recreation.gov) have increased from $6 to $10.

Basecamp Fruita Link
 
Bureau of Land Management
Grand Junction Field Office
2815 H Road
Grand Junction, CO 81506
River Permit Phone: (970) 244-3000

Ruby-Horsethief Campsites:

Camping at Black Rocks

River Campsite

Ruby Horsethief Canyons

]]> The Blue River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3376 Tue, 20 Jun 2017 15:32:44 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3376/ Read More]]> From the heights of Summit County comes the Blue River. At 65 miles long, this Colorado River tributary offers options for water craft, including the Breckenridge Whitewater Park.*

With two reservoirs, the Dillon and Green Mountain Reservoirs provide hydroelectric power, as well as, water storage. The Blue meets the Colorado River at Kremmling in north central Colorado.
 

* 
*The Breckenridge Whitewater Park consists of 10 features, offering training for first time and beginners.
 
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Breckenridge Town Run (Breck Whitewater Park*):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids:
Length: miles
Put-in:
American Whitewater.org

Blue River near Dillon

  • Temperature: 37.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 132 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.91 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
Blue River Campground to Columbine Landing (Upper Blue):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 3 miles
Put-in:
American Whitewater.org
 
Green Mountain Reservoir to Spring Creek Road (Green Mountain Canyon):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 3.8 miles
Put-in:
American Whitewater.org

Blue River Below Dillon

  • Temperature: 37.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 68.8 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 0.92 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Blue River Below Green Mountain

  • Temperature: 37.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 186 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.40 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Blue River at Blue River

  • Temperature: 37.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 15.7 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 0.74 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
   
]]> The Crystal River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3374 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:05:11 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3374/ Read More]]> Born in northern Gunnison County and flowing north west, the Crystal River moving through the old mining town of Crystal, Marble, Redstone, and finally into the Roaring Fork near Carbondale. The upper Crystal River flows between two wilderness areas, the Raggeds to the south and the Maroon Bells- Snowmass to the north. Mining in the area was for silver, copper, zinc, lead, and iron. The Crystal Mill-1892 (next to the Falls) is one of the most photographed historic sites in Colorado. Above the town-site, the road becomes one of the more dangerous four-wheel drive roads in the State.

Marble, incorporated 1889, below Crystal is known for the high quality marble that was used in parts of the Lincoln Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknowns in Washington, D.C. Marble was discovered in the late 1870’s, further developed in 1905, with production drawing down in 1941 at the beginning of World War II. Currently marble is being quarried, with the operations being closed to the public.
 

 
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Crystal River, North Fork to Scree Slope:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 0.65 miles
Put-in: North Fork Crystal
American Whitewater.org

 Schofield Pass to Crystal:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 0.25 miles
Put-in: Below Schofield Pass
American Whitewater.org
Crystal Mil Falls to Crystal Gorge:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 3 miles
Put-in: Crystal Mill Falls
American Whitewater.org

 Road to Crystal to Beaver Lake:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 1.8 miles
Put-in: Above Marble
American Whitewater.org
Marble to Redstone:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 3 miles
Put-in: Marbke
American Whitewater.org

Redstone to Penny Hot Springs:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 2 miles
Put-in: Redstone
American Whitewater.org
Penny Hot Springs to Avalanche Creek (Narrows):

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV-V
Length: 2.1 miles
Put-in: Penny Hot Springs
American Whitewater.org

Avalanche Creek to BRB Campground:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 4.8 miles
Put-in: Avalanche Creek
American Whitewater.org

 

Crystal River ABV Avalanche Creek

  • Temperature: 37.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 237 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 1.51 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
]]> The Roaring Fork https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3372 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:04:10 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3372/ Read More]]> On the west side of Indenpendence Pass in eastern Pitkin County is the beginnings of the Roaring Fork on it’s 70 mile journey downstream into the Colorado River. Flowing through Aspen, Woody Creek, and Snowmass, the Roaring Fork merges with the Fryingpan River at Basalt. Continuing down the valley, just below Carbondale, the Crystal River flows into the Roaring Fork. At Glenwood Springs, the Roaring Fork merges with the Colorado River.
 

 
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Weller Lake to Difficult Camp Ground (Upper Roaring Fork):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 3.2 miles
Put-in: Weller Lake
AmericanWhitewater.org		 Slaughterhouse Aspen to Woody Creek Bridge:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV-V
Length:  4.5 miles
Put-in: Aspen
American Whitewater.org
Upper Woody Creek Bridge to Lower Woody Creek Bridge:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 3.8 miles
Put-in: Upper Woody Creek Bridge
American Whitewater.org		 Lower Woody Creek Bridge to Route 82 Bridge:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 6.2  miles
Put-in: Lower Woody Creek Bridge
American Whitewater.org
Black Bridge to Veltus Park (Cemetery):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II+
Length: 6.2  miles
Put-in: Black Bridge
American Whitewater.org		  

Roaring Fork Above Difficult CG

  • Temperature: 36.14 ° F
  • Streamflow: 43.9 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 1.36 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Roaring Fork Near Aspen

  • Temperature: 36.14 ° F
  • Streamflow: 58.4 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 1.05 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Roaring Fork Near Emma

  • Temperature: 42.8 ° F
  • Streamflow: 513 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.57 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Roaring Fork at Glenwood Springs

  • Temperature: 46.76 ° F
  • Streamflow: 931 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.46 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
]]> The White River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3370 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:03:31 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3370/ Read More]]>

White River, Wikipedia.org

The White River in north central Colorado is a tributary of the Green River, which flows into the Colorado at Moab, Utah. Starting in the Flat Tops Wilderness Area in northeastern Garfield County, the White stretches for 195 miles. The North Fork of the White starts at Wall Lake and flows northwest, then southwest. The South Fork rises about 10 miles south of the North Fork, and meets near Buford, forming the White River proper.
 
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North Fork, White River:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids:
Length: 20 miles
Put-in: Mirror Lake
American Whitewater.org

 South Fork, White River:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 10 miles
Put-in: Notional Forest CG
American Whitewater.org
South Fork, White River:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 10 miles
Put-in: Notional Forest CG
American Whitewater.org

  

White River Above Coal Creek Near Meeker, Co

  • Temperature: 41 ° F
  • Streamflow: 841 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.95 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

White River Below Boise Creek, Near Rangely, Co

  • Temperature: 39.2 ° F
  • Streamflow: 928 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.73 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

White River Near Meeker, Co

  • Temperature: 52.88 ° F
  • Streamflow: 860 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.51 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
 
]]> The Elk River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3368 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:02:40 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3368/ Read More]]> The Elk River is 34.2 miles long, and is formed from the confluence of the North Fork of the Elk River and the Middle Fork of the Elk River, just north of Steamboat Springs. The Elk River flows into the Yampa River just west of Steamboat Springs.

The first section of the Elk River below the Seedhouse Campground is the Box Canyon run with Class V-V+ drops for it’s first 1.8 miles. This little canyon, with it’s sheer walls has an adverage depth of 30 feet. Once past the Box Canyon portion, the Elk mellows out for twenty plus miles of Class III water until it meets the Yampa River.
 

 
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Elk River- Box Canyon
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V
Length: 1.3 miles
Put-in: Below Seedhouse Campground (confluence of Middle Fork Elk River)
American Whitewater.org
Seedhouse Campground to Glen Eden Bridge
Season: Spring- Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III- V+
Length: 8 miles
Put-in: same as above
American Whitewater.org
Two miles above Mad Creek to Mad Creek:
Season: Spring- Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I-II
Length: 2 miles
Put-in: 2 miles above Mad Creek
American Whitewater.org 		 
]]> The Yampa River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3366 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:01:46 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3366/ Read More]]> he Yampa River flows from the Park Range in Routt County. Created from the confluence of the Bear River and Phillips Creak, near the town of Yampa. Total length is 250 miles, the Yampa travels from high mountain valleys into the high desert of northwestern Colorado. The Yampa River is the last major free flowing river in the Colorado River Basin.
 

 
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Yampa River Park to Transit Center:
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 3 miles
Put-in: 209 River Road,
Steamboat Springs
American Whitewater.org 		Transit Center to Pump Station:
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I
Length: na
Put-in: Transit Center
American Whitewater.org
Little Yampa Canyon:
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I-III
Length: 50 miles
Put-in: Hwy 13 South of Craig
American Whitewater.org		 85 Road to Deer Park Lodge Road:
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV-V
Length: na
Put-in: 85 Road, Maybell, CO
American Whitewater.org
Deer Lodge to Echo Park:
Season: Spring-Fall
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II-IV
Length: 46 miles
Put-in: Deer Lodge
American Whitewater.org		  

Yampa Ruver at Steanboat Springs

  • Temperature: 40.1 ° F
  • Streamflow: 983 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.20 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Yampa River Below Craig, Co

  • Temperature: 40.1 ° F
  • Streamflow: 2760 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.75 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Yampa River Above Elkhead Creek Near Hayden, Co

  • Temperature: 40.1 ° F
  • Streamflow: 2600 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.29 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Yampa River Near Maybell, Co

  • Temperature: 41.18 ° F
  • Streamflow: 3830 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.43 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

 
River Manager 1:
Yampa River State Park
6185 West US 40
Hayden, CO 81639
970-276-2061

River Manager 2:
Bureau of Land Management
Little Snake Field Office
455 Emerson Street
Craig, CO 81625
970-826-5000

]]> East River Valley https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3364 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 17:00:58 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=3364/ Read More]]> The East River, at 38.3 miles, flows south from Emerald Lake above Gothic. At Almont, the East joins with the Taylor to form the Gunnison River. There are four separate runs in the East River drainage area. “The Quadruple Crown: Because of the short length and proximity of the Crested Butte creeks all 4 of them can be run in the same day. The East River is the best to start out with; it has the largest flow and the least gradient of the four. Next in line is Daisy Creek. Just continue downstream after Daisy to the confluence with the Slate River; there will be about 1/2 mile of slack water until the first rapid. The takeout for the Slate River is the same as Oh Be Joyful Creek so just walk or drive up to the OBJ put-in from there.” American Whitewater.org
 

 
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East River:

 
Gothic Bridge to above Stupid Falls (Upper East):

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids:
Length: miles
Put-in: Gothic Bridge
American Whitewater.org

  

Slate River:

 
North Fork of Slate Drop:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V+
Length: 0.25 miles
Put-in: above confluence of Daisy Creek and North Fork of the Slate.
American Whitewater.org

  
 
Beaver Ponds to Oh Be Joyful CG:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids:
Length: miles
Put-in:
American Whitewater.org

Oh Be Joyful Creek:

Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: V
Length: 1 mile
Put-in: Oh Be Joyful Creek
American Whitewater.org

  
 

East River below Cement Creek Nr Crested Butte, CO

  • Temperature: 41.18 ° F
  • Streamflow: 469 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.22 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

East River at Almont CO

  • Temperature: 42.08 ° F
  • Streamflow: 452 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.65 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
]]> The Colorado River https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=2858 Sun, 11 Jun 2017 15:50:40 +0000 https://westerncooutdoors.com/?p=2858/ Read More]]> The Colorado River at 1,450 miles in length is one of the longest rivers in the Western United States. Born in Western Colorado, this river plays a vital role in the life of over 40 million westerners in seven states. The River Basin spans 260,000 square miles, occupying about 8% of the continental United States.

Major Tributaries of the Colorado:

Frazier River
Muddy Creek
Blue River– Snake River, Tenmile Creek
Eagle River- Gore Creek
Roaring Fork River– Fryingpan River, Crystal River
Gunnison River– East River (Slate Creek), Taylor River, Uncompahgre River
Dolores River– San Miguel River
Green River- Yampa River (Elk River, White River)
San Juan River- Navajo River, Piedra River, Animas River,
 

 
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Colorado River Section: Utah

Hot Sulphur Springs to Hwy 40 bridge (Byers Canyon):

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV
Length: 3 miles
Put-in: Hot Sulphur Springs
American Whitewater.org

Gore Canyon:

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV-V
Length: 4.5 miles
Put-in: Kremmling
American Whitewater.org
Pumphouse Campground to State Bridge (Pumphouse):

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 11.6 miles
Put-in: Pumphouse Campground
American Whitewater.org
State Bridge to Burns:

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II
Length: 35 miles
Put-in: State Bridge
American Whitewater.org

Burns to Dotsero (Burns Canyon):

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II
Length: 35 *American Whitewater lists the distance and class for State Bridge to Burns as Burns to Dotsero.
Put-in: Burns
American Whitewater.org

 Hanging Lake to Shoshone Power Plant:

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: IV-V
Length: 3.8 miles
Put-in: Hanging Lake Exit 125
American Whitewater.org
Shoshone Power Plant to Grizzly Creek:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III-IV
Length: 2 miles
Put-in: Shoshone Power Plant,
Exit 125
American Whitewater.org
Grizzly Creek to Two Rivers Park:

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II
Length: 6 miles
Put-in: Grizzly Creek
American Whitewater.org

Two Rivers Park to South Canyon:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II
Length: 6 miles
Put-in: Grizzly Creek
American Whitewater.org
South Canyon to New Castle:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I
Length: 9.4 miles
Put-in: Two Rivers Park
American Whitewater.org
New Castle to Cameo:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I
Length: na
Put-in: New Castle
American Whitewater.org 		Big Sur:
Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: III
Length: 0.1 miles
Put-in: Cameo
“Big Sur on the Colorado is a unique feature that occurs when flows reach 20,000cfs. High flows are provided by coordinated reservoir operations upstream, and are intended to support endangered fish in the Grand Valley. ”
American Whitewater.org
Grand Junction Town (Palisade to
Loma Launch:

Season: Spring-Summer
Day-Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I
Length: 30.56 miles.
Put-in: Palisade
American Whitewater.org

 

Colorado River Section: Utah

Colorado River, Loma launch to Westwater launch (Ruby to Horsetheif):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: II
Length: 25 miles
Put-in: Loma Launch
American Whitewater.org


Westwater launch to Rose Ranch (Westwater Canyon):
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I-IV
Length: 17 miles
Put-in: Westwater
American Whitewater.org
Cisco (Rose Ranch) to Moab:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I-III
Length: 47 miles
Put-in: Rose Ranch
American Whitewater.org		 Confluence with Green River to Lake Powell:
Season: Spring- Summer
Day Use Pass: na
Class of Rapids: I-IV
Length: 112 miles
Put-in: Confluence of the GreenAmerican Whitewater.org

Colorado River Below Baker Gulch Nr Grand Lake

  • Temperature: 32.18 ° F
  • Streamflow: 56.1 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.67 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River Near Dotsero

  • Temperature: 41.54 ° F
  • Streamflow: 3370 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 4.75 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River At Windy Gap, Near Granby

  • Temperature: 40.28 ° F
  • Streamflow: 1060 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.54 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River Below Glenwood Springs

  • Temperature: 40.28 ° F
  • Streamflow: 4720 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.61 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River Near Kremmling

  • Temperature: 39.92 ° F
  • Streamflow: 2030 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 7.45 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colo River Below Grand Valley Div Nr Palisade

  • Temperature: 39.92 ° F
  • Streamflow: 4210 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.62 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River At Catamount Bridge

  • Temperature: 40.28 ° F
  • Streamflow: 2640 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 8.15 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Colorado River Near Colorado- Utah State Line

  • Temperature: 53.78 ° F
  • Streamflow: 7250 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 5.51 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

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