Lodore Canyon

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Lodore Canyon is a dramatic, steep-walled gorge on the Green River in northwestern Colorado, renowned for its whitewater rapids and scenic red-rock cliffs.

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Surface form Occurrences
Green River canyons 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
gorge
landform
country United States of America
surface form: United States
downstreamOf Flaming Gorge Reservoir NERFINISHED
ecosystemType semi-arid canyon environment
geologicEra primarily Paleozoic rock formations
hasAccessPoint Boat ramp at Gates of Lodore
Gates of Lodore campground NERFINISHED
hasFeature red-rock cliffs
steep-walled gorge
whitewater rapids
hasHazard cold water temperatures
remote backcountry setting
strong hydraulics in rapids
hasHeadNear Gates of Lodore NERFINISHED
hasMouthNear Echo Park NERFINISHED
hasRecreation camping
hiking
kayaking
scenic boating
whitewater rafting
wildlife viewing
hasVegetation pinyon-juniper woodland
riparian cottonwood stands
sagebrush
hasWildlife bighorn sheep
mule deer
raptors
isWithinProtectedArea Dinosaur National Monument NERFINISHED
knownFor dramatic scenery
geologic formations
technical rapids
locatedIn Colorado
Moffat County, Colorado NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOnRiver Green River NERFINISHED
managedBy National Park Service
surface form: U.S. National Park Service
namedAfter "The Cataract of Lodore" NERFINISHED
nameOrigin poem by Robert Southey
partOf Dinosaur National Monument NERFINISHED
requires river permit for overnight trips
riverSectionOf Green River through Dinosaur National Monument NERFINISHED
tourismRegion northwestern Colorado
upstreamOf Echo Park confluence with Yampa River
usedFor commercial river trips
private river trips

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Dinosaur National Monument contains Lodore Canyon
Island in the Sky overlooks Lodore Canyon
this entity surface form: Green River canyons