Rapids in Colorado
7 river rapids in Colorado across 3 counties, from the USGS dataset. The tallest is Black Canyon Falls at 10 ft. All US rapids.
State: Colorado 39
- Alabama 8
- Arizona 104
- Arkansas 3
- California 6
- Colorado 7
- Connecticut 4
- District of Columbia 1
- Florida 1
- Georgia 13
- Idaho 94
- Illinois 2
- Indiana 5
- Kentucky 4
- Maine 108
- Maryland 8
- Massachusetts 3
- Michigan 15
- Minnesota 21
- Missouri 13
- Montana 31
- Nebraska 3
- Nevada 8
- New Hampshire 22
- New Mexico 18
- New York 28
- North Carolina 30
- Ohio 2
- Oregon 160
- Pennsylvania 3
- South Carolina 36
- Tennessee 52
- Texas 4
- Utah 54
- Vermont 11
- Virginia 10
- Washington 43
- West Virginia 23
- Wisconsin 122
- Wyoming 2
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Montrose County, Colorado
10 fttotal height
- On Gunnison River
- 11 mi from Montrose
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Chaffee County, Colorado
- On Chalk Creek
- 11 mi from Buena Vista
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Moffat County, Colorado
- On Green River
- 30 mi from Naples
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Moffat County, Colorado
- On Green River
- 34 mi from Naples
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Rapids in Colorado on the map
Numbers show how many sit in that area; zoom in or click to split them, click a marker for details.
Rapids by county
Colorado has named rapids in 3 counties. The most are in Moffat County (5), Montrose County (1), Chaffee County (1). Every county has its own page with a map and the tallest falls:
Types of rapids in Colorado
rapids (7).
About the data
The 7 rapids in Colorado come from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Whitewater class is being added from guidebooks and paddling reports; 6 have coordinates verified against aerial imagery. Every page has the river, the nearest town and distance, a map with directions and a review form.
