River of the Month

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North Umpqua River

August | 2018
A salmon stronghold and one of the West’s recreational treasures, the North Umpqua River pours cold and clear from the crest of the Cascades in southern Oregon.
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Eel River

July | 2018
California’s third largest river, the Eel River drains a vast landscape spanning five counties and several wilderness areas in the remote northern reaches of the Golden State.
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Illinois River

June | 2018
Oregon’s Illinois River is one of the wildest rivers in the Lower 48.
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Trinity River

May | 2018
A haven for native salmon, the Trinity River is the largest tributary to the Klamath and is designated Wild and Scenic along most of its length.
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Skagit River

April | 2018
The Skagit is one of the great river systems in America, pouring from the glacial peaks of the North Cascades, through old-growth forests, remote canyons and rural towns and farms before flowing into the Puget Sound.
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Verde River

March | 2018
Arizona’s Verde River is one of the great rivers of the American Southwest. In 1984, its roadless middle stretch was declared the first Wild and Scenic River in the state
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