Utah River Telemetry & Conditions

Live hydrological monitoring across 4 active USGS streamflow stations and 2 premier river corridors in Utah. From headwater freestone canyons to regulated tailwater fisheries, streamflows fluctuate dynamically with alpine runoff and agricultural schedules. ClearGauge translates raw USGS telemetry into actionable wading, paddling, and safety verdicts.

Key Corridors:Green River San Juan River

Active USGS Stations

4sensors

Normal Flow Reaches

2gauges

High Water / Runoff

2gauges

Low Flow Warnings

0gauges

Normal Flow

High Water

Low Flow

Normal Flow

3 Active Gauges

Utah

Green River

Active Gauges3

Avg Flow1,592 CFS

Normal Flow2/3

Basin Stations:

2 Normal•1 High

Reach Tactical Note

A critical monitoring point for the Colorado River's largest tributary. Sandy channel and canyon scenery attract rafting expeditions.

Kayak/Fly Fish/Raft

Corridor Gauges

High Water

1 Active Gauge

Utah

San Juan River

Active Gauges1

Avg Flow—

Normal Flow0/1

Basin Stations:

0 Normal•1 High

Reach Tactical Note

Renowned for multi-day desert rafting trips through deep sandstone canyons with fascinating archaeological sites.

Kayak/Fly Fish/Raft

Corridor Gauges