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Where to Whitewater Kayak in Alpine

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Wyoming, located in the western United States, is renowned for its rugged mountain ranges, high-elevation deserts, and a network of pristine lakes and rivers. Notable bodies of water include Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park and the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park. These waterways not only contribute to the state's scenic beauty but also offer opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, canoeing and rafting. Wyoming offers paddling opportunities from stunning lake paddling and angling to world-class whitewater

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Alpine

Squaw creek to bridge
Greys River - At lower flows, the Greys runs green and there are hundreds of eddies. This river gets progressively harder both as you travel downstream and at high water levels. There are three distinct fairly technical rapids along with other spots to boulder hop and play. If you don't like the first rapid, get out before the second. Subsequently, if you don't like the second get out above Snaggletooth. This drop is easily scouted from the road. There are many routes through this boulder-strewn rapid. During high water, the entire run turns into a raging brown torrent with scarcely a rock to be seen. Boaters should beware of potential log jams throughout and a nasty mid-channel hole as you near the take-out at high flows.

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