The White River

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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: 53.06 ° F Streamflow: 1120 ft³/s Gage height: 3.40 ft USGS	White River Below Boise Creek, Near Rangely, Co Temperature: 39.2 ° F Streamflow: 1150 ft³/s Gage height: 4.05 ft USGS
White River Near Meeker, Co Temperature: 52.88 ° F Streamflow: 1160 ft³/s Gage height: 3.86 ft USGS