Floatable rivers · Washington

Washington rivers you can float

11 rivers where the gauge sits on the water people actually run. Each page shows the year as a flow ribbon — typical highs, typical lows — with today's live reading pinned on top.

Pick your river

• Green River · Black Diamond

  Green River Gorge and Flaming Geyser State Park

  Fullest: Mar–May Leanest: Jul–Sep raftkayak

• Little Spokane River

  St. George's put-in through the Little Spokane Natural Area

  Fullest: Mar–May Leanest: Aug–Oct canoekayak

• Methow River

  Winthrop to Twisp

  Fullest: Apr–Jun Leanest: Dec–Feb tubingraft

• Sauk River

  Darrington to the Skagit confluence

  Fullest: May–Jul Leanest: Aug–Oct raftkayak

• Skagit River

  Marblemount to Rockport

  Fullest: May–Jul Leanest: Aug–Oct raftcanoe

• Skykomish River

  Index to Big Eddy near Gold Bar

  Fullest: Apr–Jun Leanest: Aug–Oct raftkayak

• Snoqualmie River

  Below Snoqualmie Falls to Fall City

  Fullest: Apr–Jun Leanest: Aug–Oct tubingsup

• Spokane River

  Downtown Spokane through the Bowl and Pitcher to Plese Flats

  Fullest: Apr–Jun Leanest: Aug–Oct rafttubing

• Wenatchee River

  Leavenworth to Cashmere

  Fullest: May–Jul Leanest: Aug–Oct tubingraft

• White Salmon River

  BZ Corner to Husum

  Fullest: Mar–May Leanest: Aug–Oct raftkayak

• Yakima River

  Yakima Canyon: Ringer Loop through Umtanum to Roza

  Fullest: Jun–Aug Leanest: Nov–Jan tubingraft

Flow seasonality is context, not a safety rating — every river page opens with the safety notes that actually matter. Checking dates? Try the trip-window checker.