Following the shore of the Green River and the Duwamish River the trail passes through Cecil Moses Park and Fort Dent before converging with the Interurban Trail, which it crosses again in the southern region at Foster Park.
Green River State Park is a great place to begin your adventure on the Green River. Established in 1965 this park was built around a popular boat/raft launch at the center of the town of Green River, UT. Positioned at the base of the Bookcliffs the park’s lush trees and shade offer relief from the arid surroundings and intense desert sun.
The trails at Green River Lake State Park have multiple uses; for hiking, running, mountain biking and horseback riding. Foot-travel is allowed on all trails, but bikes and horses are restricted from some trails.
Riverbend Golf Complex and Learning Center is set apart from other courses in Western Washington. Riverbend provides various recreational activities for both the golfer and non-golfer, and a variety of programs for every skill level and age group. 6,663 yard 18-Hole Course.
You are on the Green River Trail and the scavenger hunt takes place on the Rabbit (1.6 miles) and Heron Loop (4.5 miles) sections of this trail. Check out the map below! If you wish to fully complete the scavenger hunt, you will need to explore both trails...but remember, you only need four clues completed to enter to win prizes. You can start the hunt anywhere along the trail.
It runs along the banks of the Duwamish and Green Rivers.
These trails offer great outdoor fun, exercise, and an opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Green River Lake. Horseback Riding. The trails at Green River Lake State Park have multiple uses; for hiking, running, mountain biking and horseback riding.
1. Hike, bike or horseback 28 miles of all purpose trails. 2. Enjoy fishing, boating, skiing, kayaking and tubing Green River Lake. 3. Overnight in 167 RV or 60 primitive sites. 4. Visit our sandy beach for swimming, picnicking or leaf viewing. 5.
The Army Corps of Engineers started construction of a dam in 1964 and Green River Lake State Park opened in 1969. With 1,331 acres of land along with the 8,200-acre lake. The park has many attractions for those who love nature and wish to experience the beauty that is found in the Campbellsville, Kentucky area.
Birding. Resident and Migratory Breeding songbirds are abundant at the state park beginning in April and remain through the middle of the summer.
For most anglers who fish the Green River, salmon are the main quarry.
There was a time when the Green River was consistently ranked among Washington’s best steelhead rivers. These days, we must admit, the steelhead runs aren’t what they once were.
Several species of resident trout inhabit the Green River. These include non-migratory rainbow trout, as well as bull trout and cutthroat trout.
Fishing opportunities exist on the Green River during almost every season.
At only 180 miles from Salt Lake City, 100 miles from Grand Junction, and two hours from Arches, Canyonlands and Capitol Reef National Parks, Green River State Park’s central location, river access, perfect camping, green fairways, and idyllic pace truly make it an oasis in the desert of southeastern Utah.
The 730-mile length of the Green River begins in the Wind River Range of Wyoming, meanders its way south into Utah, turns east for a brief 40-mile stretch through western Colorado, and then returns to Utah before merging into the Colorado River. Its route through the Utah section of the Colorado Plateau offers some of the most scenic ...
Boating. The Green River State Park is the perfect launching point for the flat-water journey through Labyrinth and Stillwater Canyons. This 120-mile, weeklong voyage takes you through the stunning beauty of Canyonlands and ends at the confluence with the Colorado River.