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Gunnison River, Colorado - Delta Access
Tom Taylor in his SOAR S16 Inflatable Canoe at the Delta Access
Leaving Delta for Whitewater
An old railroad trestle just below Delta, Colorado
A railroad trestle over the Gunnison River below Delta, Colorado
Small rapids and short cliffs adorn the Gunnison River below Delta, Colorado
Tom Taylor cruising down the Gunnison River below Delta, Colorado
The rock formations on the Gunnison River are beautiful and colorful
Most of this run is placid at moderately low flow levels
Another bend in the river
Tom Taylor paddling on a cool, overcast day
650 Road Bridge at the Escalante Canyon Access
650 Road Bridge at the Escalante Canyon Access
Escalante Canyon Access
Escalante Canyon Access information sign
Leaving Escalante Canyon Access for Bridgeport
Tom Taylor paddling his canoe between Escalante Canyon Access and Bridgeport
Tom Taylor paddling his canoe between Escalante Canyon Access and Bridgeport
The scenic Gunnison River between Escalante Canyon Access and Bridgeport
A small ledge drop about 21.4 miles below Confluence Park in Delta
The gorgeous Dominguez Canyon below Escalante Canyon Access
Another beautiful rock formation in Dominguez Canyon
Foot bridge at 27.8 miles below Confluence Park in Delta
Bridge signaling the approach to Bridgeport Access on river right
Bridgeport Access on river right in just ahead
There really is an access point here!
Sign in the Bridgeport Access parking lot
The Bridgeport Access is from under the railroad bridge
The Bridgeport Access is not the nicest or easiest access, but it works
The Gunnison River just below the Bridgeport Access
The Gunnison River just below the Bridgeport Access
Tom Taylor paddling down the Gunnison River on his way to Whitewater Access
Nearing Whitewater Access the hills are smaller and the land along the river is more open
The vistas are still spectacular on the Lower Gunnison River
There are still some beautiful cliffs and rock formations on the Lower Gunnison River
The Whitewater access is from under the railroad track
Sign marking the Whitewater Access
Warning sign at the Whitewater Access
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Last updated December 9, 2017 | |