Green River (Duwamish River tributary) - Wikipedia
The Green River is a 65-mile (105 km) long river in the state of Washington in the United States, arising on the western slopes of the Cascade Range south of Interstate 90.
Green River Fishing – PNW BestLife
The Green River winds its way through the greatest population density of any river in Western Washington. This popular fishing river originates in the Cascade Mountains east of Tacoma, WA, and flows into the Howard A Hansen Dam, which was created for flood control and water supply.
Green River Gorge - Washington
The Green River once flowed northwest from the modern Howard A. Hanson Reservoir to join what is now the Cedar River valley near Selleck. When the ice sheet began to recede, melting ice dams and draining glacial lakes opened up new, steeper routes to the sea.
Green River Natural Area - King County, Washington
North of the Enumclaw Plateau and about seven miles east of Auburn, the 1,140-acre Green River Natural Area is a gateway to the middle stretch of the Green River. Composed of steep valley walls and a broad valley floor, the natural area has 6.5 miles of multi-use trails.
Green River Natural Area — Washington Trails Association
The Green River provides critical spawning and rearing habitat for coho, chum, Chinook salmon and steelhead. WTA has worked here for years to improve and extend the trail system, giving visitors and nearby residents of Auburn and Enumclaw a quiet escape.
Green River (Washington) - Wikipedia
Green River refers to two rivers in the US state of Washington: Green River (Duwamish River) Green River (North Fork Toutle River)
Green River Gorge Rafting & Kayaking - Whitewater Guidebook
This is a Pacific Northwest classic! With close proximity to Seattle weekend warriors don't have to travel far for some beautiful scenery and great whitewater. This pool-drop run is great for kayakers and rafters alike. The Green River offers technical boulder gardens, wave trains, and great surf/play spots for both kayaks and rafts. Trip ...