Green River
🏞 National Park
Hart / Edmonson / Butler Co. · 384 mi · Class I–II
510CFS/ 3.17 ft
Optimal
Stable
Optimal: 300–1200 CFS · USGS #03308500
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384 mi
Length
Class I–II
Difficulty
300–1200 cfs
Optimal
1,850 cfs
Avg Flow
1,700 cfs
Hist. Median
#03308500
USGS Gauge
Mammoth Cave National Park · UNESCO World Heritage Site · International Biosphere Reserve

Kentucky's longest river at 384 miles — flows through the heart of Mammoth Cave National Park in one of the most geologically extraordinary landscapes on earth. A 25-mile wilderness canoe route through Mammoth Cave NP is one of the most unique paddling experiences in America — floating above the world's longest known cave system.

Trip sections
Munfordville to Mammoth Cave NP — Class I–II, approach
Inside Mammoth Cave NP — 25 mi, spring-fed, crystal clear
Below Brownsville — Class I, widening valley
Outfitters
Green River Canoe Rental
Mammoth Cave area canoe trips
Mammoth Cave Adventures
Park canoe concession
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Data Quality

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