Pleasant Grove Review | 1983-05-19 | Page 45 | Rafting the Green River

Eaftnng The Green River Red canyon walls, accented with evergreens, frame the emerald green waters of the Green River. Here people of all ages enjoy the thrill of navigating themselves through several rapids as well as calmer stretches. This, along with excellent trout fishing and breath-taking scenery make floating the Green River a highlight in anyone's vacation. The clear waters of the Green River offer some of the greatest trout fishing in the west. There is fishing from the shore, but by rafting a person has access to the entire river. , , , . Floating the Green River is great entertainment, fnr rnnrrh ptoiids rlnhs family reunions, family outings or just a group of friends. The most popular float is from the Dam to Little Hole, which is 7 miles (eight miles by road). This is usually a half-day float. The longer trip is 15 miles to Browns Park. This is a one- or two-day trip with camping overnight on the riverbanks. Browns Park is 38 miles from the Dam by road, with 25 miles of dirt road. This section of river, from the Dam to Browns Park, is generally safe and can be floated with a responsible person in An -oft