The Hole in the Colorado River
Posted by David Stillwell on August 20, 2012 in Colorado Water Project
After eight miles, we reach Windy Gap Reservoir where we meet up with Rob Firth, the Colorado River Headwaters Project Coordinator for Trout Unlimited. He informs us that the full-fledged “hole in the river” begins at Windy Gap and ends where Troublesome Creek reinvigorates the river’s flow 21 miles downstream. According to Firth, this stretch is “a terribly dewatered section that puts this river in a very perilous state.”
Read the complete article in the Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zachary-podmore/the-hole-in-the-colorado_b_1749889.html
