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Uinta River

Uinta River (Uinta Valley Campground to Power Plant)

Utah – US

Class
II- to II+
Length
8.5 Mile(s)
Put-in elevation
7,596 Feet
Take-out elevation
7,334 Feet
Typical season
May to August

Current Flow

100 CFS

Gauge height: 5.38 FT

Reading from Jul 10, 2026 9:30 PM

-0.67/hr (12h) -0.33/hr (24h)

Too Low

Don't bother

Primary gauge
UINTA R BLW POWERPLANT DIVERSION, NR NEOLA, UT Gauge detail & alternatives Live gauge ↗ NOAA river forecast ↗

Recommended levels

Minimum150
Average250
Maximum350

Recommended use

  • Kayaking
  • Rafting
  • Canoeing
  • SUP
  • Packrafting
  • Fishing

Struck-through craft are not recommended for this run.

Flow history — last 6 days

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Rapids

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Access

Type Name Elevation Camping Water Boat ramp Vehicle access Description
Put-In Uinta Valley Campground 7,596 Feet Yes No No All Vehicles

Follow the Uintah Canyon Road to the campground.  This is a couple of miles below where the road ends on the west side.  You can access one of the rivers braided channels here.

Take-Out Bridge below power plant 7,334 Feet No No No All Vehicles

Access point on the Uinta Canyon Road where the road crosses the river below the power plant.

Camps

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Permit

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Fishing

No fish species have been associated with this run yet.

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