The Best Rivers- The Colorado, Green, Tatshenshini, and Alsek
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Colorado River
Green River
Tatshenshini and Alsek Rivers
An in depth look at the Colorado River from Westwater Canyon through the Grand Canyon.
Find more information about the Grand Canyon River Trips offered by Colorado River and Trail Expeditions.
ind more information about the Cataract Canyon river trips offered by Colorado River & Trail Expeditions.
a geologic educator, an award-winning author, and lecturer on outdoor adventures and worldwide expeditions.
Recreational River Forecast, Peak Flow Predictions, and Snowpack.
Grand Canyon River Guides– Grand Canyon River Guides is a passionate association of folks who know and love the Grand Canyon like no other. Some of us are guides, many are not.
Grand Canyon River Guides is a passionate association of folks who know and love the Grand Canyon like no other. Some of us are guides, many are not.
Information about the scheduled water releases from Glen Canyon Dam.
Official Webpage of Grand Canyon National Park
Official Webpage of Canyonlands National Park
Colorado River Facts
Interesting Facts about the Colorado River
Lodging information for the South Rim, Tusayan, and Sedona.
More information about the course of the Green River through Desolation Canyon
Find out more about our Green River rafting trips through Desolation Canyon.
Celebrating the significance of river history through the cultures and landscapes of the Colorado Plateau. Located in the town of Green River, Utah.
Information about the town of Green River, Utah.
We’d like to think we chose this location, but really this place chose us. Epicenter’s founders were invited to work in Green River as AmeriCorps volunteers. They stayed because they fell in love with the place, the people, and the possibilities.
Current flow of the Green River in Cubic Feet per Second.
Information about the town of Green River, Utah.
Information on the Green River releases from Flaming Gorge Dam.
Find more information about the Tatshenshini River Trips offered by Colorado River and Trail Expeditions.
Find more information about the Alsek River Trips offered by Colorado River and Trail Expeditions.
A closer look at the Tatshenshini River as it works its way from the Dalton Post to Dry Bay.
A closer look at the Alsek River from Serpentine Creek on the Kaskawulsh River to Dry Bay.
The story of the Slims River’s water flowing down the Alsek River instead of into the Yukon River.
Tatshenshini River Flow at Dalton Post
National Weather Service Hydrograph of the flows of the Tatshenshini River at Dalton Post.
Alsek River Flow Below Lava North Rapid
River gauge located near the Bates River not too far from Lava North Rapid.
Covering 3.3 million acres of rugged mountains, dynamic glaciers, temperate rainforest, wild coastlines and deep sheltered fjords, Glacier Bay National Park is a highlight of Alaska’s Inside Passage and part of a 25-million acre World Heritage Site—one of the world’s largest international protected areas.
Kluane – high in the mountains of southwest Yukon – is a land of extremes. The park is home to Canada’s highest peak (5,959-metre Mount Logan), its largest ice field and North America’s most genetically diverse grizzly population. Travellers from around the world come to traverse alpine passes on backcountry odysseys and raft past calving glaciers.
Tatshenshini-Alsek is considered to be one of the most magnificent river systems on earth, and forms the basis of the British Columbia provincial park that bears its name. Tatshenshini-Alsek Park contains nearly one million hectares of glacier-cloaked peaks, wild rivers, grizzly bears and unusual plant communities.
These parks comprise an impressive complex of glaciers and high peaks on both sides of the border between Canada (Yukon Territory and British Columbia) and the United States (Alaska). The spectacular natural landscapes are home to many grizzly bears, caribou and Dall’s sheep. The site contains the largest non-polar icefield in the world.
