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Tailwater · Northern Utah · Utah

Green River Fishing Guides

Flaming Gorge tailwater with crystal-clear water and huge trout counts through Red Canyon on the A section, floated by drift boat and raft to Little Hole and on down into Browns Park.

A clear river pool below pines and broken rock in the Rockies

Map of the Green River

14 numbered points: 8 access points, 3 campsites, 1 park or conservation area, 1 hazard, 1 USGS gauge. Tap a marker for details. Reviewed Sep 8, 2026.

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  • Access / boat ramp (8)
  • Campsite (3)
  • Park / conservation area (1)
  • Dam / hazard (1)
  • USGS gauge (1)
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Points are curated from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources; confirm access and hours before you go.

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All 14 points on this map
#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1Flaming Gorge Dam
Bureau of Reclamation		Dam / hazard40.91455, -109.42220Head of the tailwater. Releases change the river level quickly - check the release schedule before you launch.
2USGS 09234500 Green River near Greendale
Real-time flow and stage		USGS gauge40.90829, -109.42291Check the reading before you commit to a float; releases and runoff move this river fast.
3Boat ramp below Flaming Gorge Dam
OSM tags this node 'Little Hole Trail'		Access / boat ramp40.90864, -109.42246Ramp at the foot of the dam, where the Little Hole National Recreation Trail starts. Check the site sign for the posted name.
4Arch Dam Group Campground
Flaming Gorge NRA (USFS)		Campsite40.91209, -109.40829
5Little Hole Boat Ramp
Two ramps about 50 m apart		Access / boat ramp40.91064, -109.31521Take-out for the seven-mile float down from the dam; OSM maps a west and an east ramp here.
6Boat ramp on Browns Park Road at Little Hole
Unnamed in OSM beyond the road		Access / boat ramp40.91089, -109.31109About 0.3 km downstream of the two Little Hole ramps.
7Little Hole Wildlife Management Area
Utah DWR		Park / conservation area40.89885, -109.31402
8Indian Crossing Boat Ramp
Browns Park - BLM		Access / boat ramp40.89692, -109.18540
9Indian Crossing Campground
Browns Park - BLM		Campsite40.89807, -109.18283
10Bridge Hollow Boat Ramp
Browns Park - BLM		Access / boat ramp40.89870, -109.17249
11Bridge Hollow Campground
BLM		Campsite40.89860, -109.17015
12Bridgeport
Browns Park - Taylor Flat		Access / boat ramp40.90222, -109.14948
13Pipeline Crossing
Browns Park		Access / boat ramp40.86420, -109.13969
14Swallow Canyon Boat Ramp
Browns Park		Access / boat ramp40.84421, -109.08230Last Utah ramp on this reach; the Colorado line is about 4 km downstream.

Guides on the Green River

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About the Green River

Flaming Gorge tailwater with crystal-clear water and huge trout counts through Red Canyon on the A section, floated by drift boat and raft to Little Hole and on down into Browns Park.

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Now: 2,300 cfs, read 5:30 pm CDT, Sun Oct 18, 2026 (USGS 09234500, GREEN RIVER NEAR GREENDALE, UT).

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Questions

What is the current flow on the Green River?

As of Oct 18, 5:30 pm, the USGS gauge GREEN RIVER NEAR GREENDALE, UT reads 2,300 cfs, the 76th percentile for this date, with water temperature 50 F. Conditions update every 15 minutes.

What species can you catch on the Green River?

Anglers target Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout on the Green River in Utah.

Are there fishing guides on the Green River?

GuidedFloats lists 4 guides and outfitters on the Green River. Claimed profiles accept booking requests; unclaimed profiles are built from public records and link to the business.

Where are the fishing regulations for the Green River?

Regulations change by season and section. Read the current rules on the Utah agency site: https://wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks.html