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Wyoming Whitewater

Raft Kayak Canoe


Wyoming Whitewater

Raft | Kayak | Canoe


Wyoming offers a plethora of exciting whitewater and kayaking opportunities for enthusiasts of all levels. One popular destination is the Snake River, specifically the section known as the Snake River Canyon. With a mix of Class II and Class III rapids, this run provides the perfect balance of excitement and scenery, with stunning views of the Teton Range along the way. Recommended streamflow levels for an optimal experience range from 2,000 to 4,000 cubic feet per second (cfs).

Another must-try river run in Wyoming is the Shoshone River. Located near Cody, this stretch of water offers a mix of Class III and Class IV rapids, making it a thrilling adventure for experienced paddlers. With clear waters and breathtaking canyon views, the Shoshone River is sure to leave a lasting impression. Remember to always check streamflow levels and weather conditions before embarking on any whitewater adventure, and be sure to follow all safety guidelines and regulations for a fun and safe experience on Wyoming's rivers.

Location Streamflow (cfs) Difficulty (class)
Southeastern Boundary Of The Park To Yellowstone Lake Inlet
168 III-IV
The Junction Of The Firehole And Gibbon Rivers To The Western Yellowstone National Park Boundary
85 II-III
Western Boundary Of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument To Eastern Boundary Of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
151 III-III
Western Boundary Of Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area To Confluence With Bighorn River
1960 III-IV
Begins Approximately At Kepler Cascades To The Confluence With The Madison River
289 III-IV
Outlet Of Yellowstone Lake At Fishing Bridge To Lower Falls
561 III-IV
Lower Falls To Ends 1/4 Mile Upstream From Northeast Enternace Road Bridge In The Area Of Tower Falls/ Roosevelt
6 NONE
Begins 1/4 Mile Upstream From Northeast Entrance Road Bridge In The Area Of Tower Falls/ Roosevelt To Ends 1/4 Mile Downstream From Northeast Entrance Road Bridge In The Area Of Tower Falls/ Roosevelt
232 NONE
Begins 1/4 Mile Downstream From Northeast Entrance Road Bridge In The Area Of Tower Falls/ Roosevelt To Northern Park Boundary
232 NONE
The Headwaters To The Southern Yellowstone National Park Boundary
404 II-IV
The Confluence With Soda Butte Creek To The Confluence With The Yellowstone River
232 III-IV
Begins Above Slough Creek Campground, Located On A Secondary Spur Road To The Park's Main Road To The Confluence With Lamar River
232 III
Henry's Fork Lake To Trailhead
6 III-IV
Source To Forest Road 082
6 II-III
Forest Road 082 To Nf Boundary
6 III-V
Beaver Lake To Wilderness Boundary
6 III
Wilderness Boundary To Confluence With East Fork Beaver Creek
6 I-III
Red Castle Lake To Trailhead
6 III-IV
Source To Nf Boundary
6 NONE
The Headwaters, In The Washburn Range To Ends Above Blanding Hill And The Road Access To Virginia Cascades
6 III-IV
Begins Downstream Of Osprey Falls To Confluence With Yellowstone River, At The Northern Park Boundary
22 II-III
The Headwaters In The Gallatin Range To Ends Where The River Parallels A Two Lane Highway
6 III-IV
Begins Above Blanding Hill And The Road Access To Virginia Cascades To The Confluence With Firehole River
6 II-IV
The Headwaters, In The Gallatin Range To Ends Downstream Of Osprey Falls
22 II-IV
Open Creek Source To Confluence With Thorofare
176 II-IV
Thorofare Creek Source To Yellowstone Np Boundary
168 II-IV
Confluence Of North/South Forks To Yellowstone Np Boundary
168 NONE
Source, Green River Pass To Lower Green River Lake
21 II-III
Lower Green River Lake Outlet To Nf Boundary
235 III-IV
Source To Confluence With Green River
78 NONE
Source To End Of Forest Road
235 III-IV
Forest Road To Confluence With Green River
235 II-III
Source To Fremont Lake
21 III-IV
Headwaters Of North And South Forks And Mainstem To Boundary Of Jedediah Smith Wilderness
17 NONE
Headwaters Of South And Roaring Forks And Mainstem To Confluence With South Fork
17 II-IV
Source To Trailhead
43 III-V
Source To Kinney Creek Confluence
43 III-IV
Kinney Creek To Nf Boundary/Palisades Reservoir
345 NONE
Trailhead To Confluence With Greys River
2060 III-IV
South Park Bridge To 1 Mile Downstream From Astoria Hot Springs (North Section Line Of Sec 5, T38n, R116w)
1970 II-III
Source To Salt River Trailhead
43 IV-III
Source To Periodic Spring
43 III-IV
Periodic Spring To Upper Dam
43 III-IV
Confluence With Snowslide Creek To West Boundary Of Patented Mining Claim Just Inside The Caribou Nf Boundary
240 III-IV
Wy Co State Line To Encampment River Wilderness Boundary
18 III
Bridge At Tongue River Canyon To Burgess Picnic Grounds
48 III-III+
Nf Tongue From Burgess Picnic Ground To Pole Creek
48 III-IV
Sf Tongue Johnson Creek To Confluence With Nf Tongue
48 II-IV
Source To End Of Hoback Road
235 III-IV
Confluence Withdouglas Creek To Bennett Peak
18 III-V
Forest Boundary, Sec. 35, T8s, R27e To Headwaters, Sec. 32, T7s, R27e
555 III-IV
Encampment River Wilderness Boundary To Medicine Bow Nf Boundary
18 II-IV
Headwaters (Continental Divide) And Its West Fork (From West Fork Lake) To North Section Line, Sec 21, T12n, R84w
18 III-IV+
Source, Pickle Pass To Confluence With Hoback River
2060 NONE
Badger Creek
848 III-II
Gypsum Creek
555 III-IV
Bear Creek
555 III-IV
Crooked Creek
555 III-IV
Irish Canyon Creek
30 IV-V
East Fork River
30 II-IV
North Fork Silver Creek
237 III-V
Scab Creek
21 III-IV
Jenna Creek
21 II-IV
Green River
235 II-III
Raymond Creek
46 III-IV
Huff Creek
46 II-III
Encampment River
100 III-IV
Big Creek
18 III-IV
Bunker Draw
169 II-III
Cherry Creek
27 V
Muddy Creek
73 V
North Platte River
18 II-III
Ice Slough
40 III-IV
North Popo Agie River
30 III-IV
Rock Creek
40 III-IV
Strawberry Creek
40 III
Sweetwater River
40 III-IV
Granite Creek
40 III-IV
Warm Springs Creek
78 II-III
Willow Creek
40 II-III
Wind River
306 III
Mormon Creek
40 III-IV
Middle Fork Powder River
16 NONE
Beartrap Creek
50 NONE
North Fork Red Fork Powder River
50 III-IV
North Fork Powder River
50 NONE
Badwater Creek
16 III-V
Deer Creek
83 III-IV
Buffalo Creek (Upper)
16 III-IV
Buffalo Creek (Lower)
16 III
E K Creek
16 III-IV
Canyon Creek
3 III
Deep Creek
16 IV
Medicine Lodge Creek
13 III-V
Dry Medicine Lodge Creek
13 NONE
Laddie Creek
13 IV
Paint Rock Creek
13 III-IV
Paint Rock Creek (South Fork)
13 III
Trapper Creek
13 III
White Creek
13 III-IV
Cottonwood Creek
1960 III-IV
Cow Creek
1960 III-IV
Porcupine Creek
1960 II
Trout Creek
1960 II-III
North Fork Shoshone River
336 III-IV
South Fork Shoshone River
263 III-IV
Meeteetse Creek
263 III-IV

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