Arizona Whitewater

GREENLAND SPRING (ELEV. 8000') TO CONFLUENCE WITH THE COLORADO RIVER


STREAMFLOW: 408 CFS

Class III-IV River Run

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The Whitewater River Run from Greenland Spring to Confluence with the Colorado River in Arizona covers a total distance of 44 miles. The ideal streamflow range for this run is between 1000 and 5000 cfs, with peak flows in late May or early June. The segment is rated as Class III-IV, with sections of difficult rapids and numerous obstacles, including boulder gardens and narrow chutes. One of the most challenging rapids on this section is the House Rock Rapid, which requires precise maneuvering to navigate successfully.

There are specific regulations that apply to this area, including permits required for river trips, strict Leave No Trace policies, and restrictions on camping and fires. The National Park Service manages the Grand Canyon National Park, which encompasses the lower section of the river run, and enforces strict regulations to protect the environment and preserve the wilderness character of the area.

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 GREENLAND SPRING (ELEV. 8000') TO  CONFLUENCE WITH THE COLORADO RIVER
Last Updated 2024-04-25
River Levels 220 cfs (5.19 ft)
Percent of Normal 105%
Reporting Streamgauge LITTLE COLORADO RIVER ABV MOUTH NR DESERT VIEW, AZ
Elevation 2,768 ft.
River Little-Colorado-River
Watershed Lower Colorado-Marble Canyon

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TenX 70 6,656 ft
De Motte 25 8,793 ft