Clearwater River

The Clearwater River is a notable waterway in Idaho, flowing about 183 miles through scenic landscapes and serving as a vital habitat for fish like salmon and steelhead. It originates from the Sawtooth Mountains and empties into the Snake River. The river supports local ecosystems, recreation, and agriculture, and is important for Native American tribes and community industries. Its clear, cold waters make it ideal for fishing, boating, and wildlife observation, contributing to the natural beauty and ecological health of the region.