Greys River
Lincoln Co. · 60 mi · Class I–II
952CFS/ 2.43 ft
Optimal→Stable· +41 cfs in 3h
Optimal: 300–2000 CFS · USGS #13023000
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Bridger-Teton National Forest
The Greys River flows through one of the most remote valleys in Wyoming — 60 miles along the Salt Range in Lincoln County. Elk, moose, and mule deer outnumber people along this backcountry float through the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Trip sections
Upper Greys — Class I, mountain meadow
Middle Greys — Class I–II, forested canyon
Lower Greys to Snake River — Class I, wide valley
Outfitters
Greys River Outfitters
Backcountry float fishing on the Greys
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Data Quality
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