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Green River
Description -
The Green River is a popular choice for white water rafting. The river runs
from Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area close to Vernal, Utah, to
Dinosaur National Monument, then through some of Utah's most rugged and
remote landscape…before finally meeting up with the Colorado River at
Canyonlands National Park in southeastern Utah. There are several sections
of the Green River that can be rafted, kayaked, or canoed.
White water rafting trips on the Green River offer unique geology, landscape important to America's frontier and outlaw history, plus Native American ruins and rock art. A trek down the Green River is about much more than white water rafting; it's about truly experiencing a part of history.
 
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