Snake River: I believe the Snake River is in Idaho,Oregon, not Arizona.

Norse

I believe the Snake River is in Idaho,Oregon, not Arizona.

IDguy Loc: Idaho

Starts in Wyoming (Yellowstone Park), and mostly in Idaho and Washington. Borders Idaho and Oregon for a ways.

Why bring it up?

Norse

One of your hog buddies had the river in AZ.

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

IDguy wrote:

Starts in Wyoming (Yellowstone Park), and mostly in Idaho and Washington. Borders Idaho and Oregon for a ways.

Why bring it up?

Why not??

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

AKA River of No Return - before jet boats that is just what that wild river was.

IDguy wrote:

Starts in Wyoming (Yellowstone Park), and mostly in Idaho and Washington. Borders Idaho and Oregon for a ways.

Why bring it up?

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

Norse wrote:

One of your hog buddies had the river in AZ.

Well maybe you should take his word
Snake River at Grand Canyon. - Picture of Grand Canyon South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. United States · Arizona (AZ) · Grand Canyon National Park

https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g143028-d109440-i23970765-Grand_Canyon_South_Rim-Grand_Canyon_National_Park_Arizona.html

IDguy Loc: Idaho

Harvey wrote:

AKA River of No Return - before jet boats that is just what that wild river was.

Sorry, that is the Salmon River. Fully in Idaho.

IDguy Loc: Idaho

dirtpusher wrote:

Well maybe you should take his word
Snake River at Grand Canyon. - Picture of Grand Canyon South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. United States · Arizona (AZ) · Grand Canyon National Park

https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g143028-d109440-i23970765-Grand_Canyon_South_Rim-Grand_Canyon_National_Park_Arizona.html

The Snake River does form Hells Canyon. Hells Canyon is deeper than the Grand Canyon. But not as pretty.

pesfls Loc: Oregon, USA

I know not why some refer to this river as being part of the Colorado. Perhaps there’s a valid reason but I’ve not heard it. The Frank Church River of No Retutn Wilderness is in central Idaho. It colloquially refers to both the mainstem and middle forks of the Salmon River. I’ve fished it many times. Some of the best trout fly water in the country. Very hot in summer, tons of mosquitoes & horse flies to pester you. The inland cutthroat trout is spectacularly beautiful.

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

Google is your friend...check out the Colorado River as well.

dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

DaveO wrote:

Google is your friend...check out the Colorado River as well.

The Snake River also shares a boundary with the Green River to the southeast; the Green River drains parts of Wyoming and Utah and is the largest tributary of the Colorado River.

IDguy Loc: Idaho

pesfls wrote:

I know not why some refer to this river as being part of the Colorado. Perhaps there’s a valid reason but I’ve not heard it. The Frank Church River of No Retutn Wilderness is in central Idaho. It colloquially refers to both the mainstem and middle forks of the Salmon River. I’ve fished it many times. Some of the best trout fly water in the country. Very hot in summer, tons of mosquitoes & horse flies to pester you. The inland cutthroat trout is spectacularly beautiful.

They are on different sides of the Continental Divide.

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

IDguy wrote:

They are on different sides of the Continental Divide.

I have been to a place, numerous times, that may be of interest... Isa Lake. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/isa-lake

wapiti Loc: round rock, texas

IDguy wrote:

Sorry, that is the Salmon River. Fully in Idaho.

One Rude Dawg Loc: Athol, ID

IDguy wrote:

Sorry, that is the Salmon River. Fully in Idaho.

That is correct, these people need to do more map study.