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Snake River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone small to medium

Location:

Southeast Yellowstone National Park

The Snake River is a freestone stream that lies in the extreme Southeastern area of the Yellowstone National Park.

Cherokee Tribal Waters

Type of Stream:

Freestone and Ponds

Location:

Western North Carolina adjacent to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Cherokee Qualla Tribal Waters are located in the town of Cherokee, North Carolina, and adjoins the

Oconaluftee River Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Type of Stream:

Freestone Medium Size

Location:

Eastern Area of GSMNP

The Oconaluftee River located on the far eastern portion of the

Soda Butte Creek YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northeast portion of the Yellowstone National Park

The Soda Butte Creek starts just outside the Northeast Entrance to the Yellowstone National Park near

Slough Creek YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

North Central Yellowstone National Park

Lamar River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northeastern Portion of the Yellowstone National Park

The Lamar River headwaters are in the high mountains of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness.

Gallatin River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northwest Yellowstone National Park

The Gallatin River is a beautiful river that starts high in the mountains of the Yellowstone National Park, at Gallatin Lake in the

Gardner River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Nothwest Corner Yellowstone National Park

The Gardner River (sometimes referred to as the Gardiner River) starts as a small icy stream on the slopes of Joseph Peak in the Northwest section of the

Firehole River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

West Area of the Yellowstone National Park

The Firehole River flows north approximately 21 miles from its source in tiny Madison Lake near the Continental Divide.

Gibbon River YNP

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northwest/Central Yellowstone National Park

The Gibbon River has it’s beginnings in the center of Yellowstone National Park, at Grebe Lake. After leaving Grebe Lake the Gibbon River flows about 1 ½ miles into Wolf Lake, and then it meanders through some thick forest, then Virginia Meadows, and Virginia Cascades.