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Utah's Famous Green River
Green River
Utah's Famous Green River
Description:
The Green River has three major sections:
- Flaming Gorge Dam to Little Hole (Section A)
- Little Hole to Indian Crossings (Section B)
- Indain Crossings to Riverside (Section C)
Current Conditions:
Last checked for updates: 3/5/2021
Current Conditions
Day-Use: Open (winter hours)
Launch Ramp: Open
Campground: Open
Road Conditions: Open
Please check https://waterdata.usgs.gov/ut/nwis/uv?site_no=09315000 for current river flow information
Ice is Never 100% Safe! — Do not judge ice safety on thickness alone. Ice does not form or maintain a uniform thickness. Snow, wind, slush, temperature, and other factors can cause ice thickness and strength to vary greatly, even within inches. Recreate on ice at your own risk and verify ice thickness as you head out. Click here to learn more ice safety tips.
one upper section just below the Flaming Gorge Dam all the way down past 'Little Hole' and to 'Dutch John', and one lower section down to the confluence with the Colorado River. The upper section is one of the nation's most famous 'Blue Ribbon' trout waters, while the lower section has excellent Channel Catfish fishing. The lower section is also home to several endangered species, which has led the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to gillnet and electroshock and kill many predators such as catfish and pike.
