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Bookmark or Share- Fly Fishing a Colorado Gem: The Uncompahgre RiverThe Uncompahgre River births out of Lake Como high in the windswept San Juan Mountains and slogs northward through the towns of Ouray, Ridgway, and Montrose as it makes its 75 mile voyage toward a rendezvous with the Gunnison River in Delta.
- The Uncompahgre River and its TributariesThe Uncompahgre River originates in Lake Como at 12,215 feet in the Uncompahgre National Forest. It flows approximately 75 miles northwest past the City of Ouray, Town of Ridgway, City of Montrose, and Town of Olathe and joins the Gunnison River at Confluence Park in the City of Delta.
- Uncompahgre Valley Water | Providing Water Information to Southwest ...Little known but well worth the visit, the Uncompahgre River is one of Colorado’s truly hidden treasures. The river flows through some of Colorado’s most rugged yet beautiful terrain, originating in the vicinity of Ouray and continuing northwards until it merges with the Gunnison River near Delta.
- Uncompahgre River – near Ouray, Ridgway, Montrose, Delta, COThe Uncompahgre River is located in southwestern Colorado and is about 75 miles long. It’s a tributary of the Gunnison River and is used as irrigation for the Uncompahgre Valley. The name “Uncompahgre” is from the Ute language and translates into “Dirty Water” or “Red Lake.”
- Friends of the River UncompahgreThe Uncompahgre River is a beautifully wild river that flows into Montrose near the Ute Indian Museum. Beginning from a lake at 12,215 feet elevation, it flows for about 75 miles until it joins the Gunnison River.
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