River of the Month

Flowing 212 miles from the Blue Mountains of eastern Oregon to its confluence with the Snake River in Washington, the Grande Ronde is one of the Pacific Northwest’s finest rivers.

One of only two Wild and Scenic Rivers in Arizona, Fossil Creek weaves a ribbon of life into an otherwise harsh and arid landscape.

Oregon’s John Day River is the longest free-flowing river west of the Rockies. Its lower reaches, which flow through some of the most stunning river canyons in the West, are designated Wild and Scenic for 147 miles.