Green River floodplain refuge in the Uinta Basin protecting wetlands, cottonwood galleries, clay bluffs, and upland grassland for 350+ fish and wildlife species. An auto tour climbs from river bottoms (waterfowl, herons, eagles, porcupines) onto prairie-dog towns and pronghorn range; Sheppard Bottom offers an observation tower, accessible fishing pier, and a short levee walk. Critical habitat corridor for endangered Colorado River fishes in the Green River.
Field facts
| Region | Uintah County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 40.1385, -109.6339 |
| Agency | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service; Lower Green River NWR Complex |
| Habitats | Riverine wetlands, cottonwood-willow, clay bluffs, grassland, cropland |
| Recreation | Auto tour, wildlife observation, photography, hunting (regulated), fishing pier, 1.3-mile Sheppard Bottom walk |
| Address | 19001 E Wildlife Refuge Rd, Randlett, UT 84063 |
Nearby locations
Nearby amenities
- Rec areaOuray National Wildlife Refuge2.9 km away
- Rec areaOuray Valley7.3 km away
- Boat launchPelican Lake Boat Ramp7.4 km away
- RestroomPelican Lake Day Use Site7.4 km away
- RestroomPelican Lake Campground7.4 km away
- CampgroundPelican Lake Campground7.4 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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