Weber River
Summit / Morgan Co. · 90 mi · Class I–III
200CFS/ 5.97 ft
Flood
→Stable
Optimal: 300–2000 CFS · USGS #10128500
⚡Flow data is live from USGS·Rapid classifications and CFS ranges need community verification·Know this river?
90 mi
Length
Class I–III
Difficulty
300–2000 cfs
Optimal
750 cfs
Avg Flow
650 cfs
Hist. Median
#10128500
USGS Gauge
Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

The Weber River flows 90 miles from the western Uinta Mountains through Morgan Valley to the Great Salt Lake, passing through scenic Weber Canyon. A popular fly fishing destination near Ogden with Class I–III whitewater in the canyon sections during spring runoff.

Trip sections
Upper Weber — Class I, mountain meadows near Oakley
Weber Canyon — Class II–III, canyon whitewater
Lower Weber to Great Salt Lake — Class I, wide valley
Outfitters
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Data Quality

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