Overview
The Green River in Utah offers one of the most serene and scenic multi-day paddle adventures in the USA. Flowing through the iconic Labyrinth Canyon, this 68-mile stretch is a journey through towering red sandstone cliffs, ancient petroglyphs, and stunning desert landscapes.
Ideal for canoeists and kayakers seeking solitude, this trip features calm waters, making it accessible for paddlers of all skill levels. It’s a peaceful yet immersive way to experience the beauty of the American Southwest.
Highlights
- Labyrinth Canyon: Paddle through towering canyon walls that glow red and orange in the sunlight.
- Petroglyphs and Rock Art: Discover ancient carvings left by Native Americans along the canyon walls.
- Goblin Valley State Park: Stop near the trailhead to explore unique rock formations.
- Wildlife: Spot river otters, great blue herons, and desert bighorn sheep along the way.
- Camping on Sandbars: Sleep under a canopy of stars on secluded sandbanks.
Distance
~68 miles (109 km)
Best Time to Go
April to October, with spring and autumn offering the most pleasant weather for paddling and camping.
