Any way you go, there's no short way to this remote stretch of the Green River. But the walk is worth it, when you see the geology that's here. The shortest trail is a steep drop to a rocky ledge, and once you scramble down to river level, you're standing on rock that's been scoured by glacier and river and rock for thousands of years.
Just to the right of my photo, the river makes a 90-degree bend, forming a deep pool perfect for swimming. And the rocky shelf would be perfect for sunbathing. The patterns here are amazing, and the wide pools would be a perfect place for cloud reflections.
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