If you are looking for the wildest Utah rafting in the state, then Green River is a perfect choice. It is popular river for white water rafting and runs through Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and shows of some of Utah’s most rugged and remote landscape. On rafting trips you can enjoy all that the Green River has to offer such as unique geology, Native American ruins and rock art. A trek down the Green River is about much more than white water rafting; it’s about truly experiencing a part of history.The Green River daily is makes for an ideal stretch of water for beginners. The 9-mile stretch through the lower portion of Gray Canyon on the Green River takes from ½ day to 1 day to raft. It can be tackled solo, or there are many guides willing to take groups down the river. For some truly beautiful scenery you can head down the Labyrinth and Stillwater Canyons section of the Green River. The 100-mile long stretch of river winds peacefully through red rock canyons until the confluence of the Green River with the Colorado River. So if you want some of the best Utah fly fishing, or some white water action, you’ll find it on the Green River.