Current Flows of the Teton River
View current flows of the Teton River here. Staying informed about the river's water conditions is crucial for planning your activities. Here, you'll find real-time data on stream flows, updated directly from the US Geological Survey (USGS) monitoring stations. The interactive graphs and detailed information below ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date insights into the behavior of the Teton River.
Current flows of the Teton River near Driggs:
Current flows of the Teton River near St. Anthony:
What is the Teton River?
The Teton River is the last major free-flowing river in eastern Idaho, spanning 81 miles as a tributary of the Henry’s Fork. In 1976, the Teton Dam failed during its initial fill, causing a catastrophic flood that claimed 11 lives, 20,000 livestock, and $2 billion in damages. This disaster devastated the Teton River Canyon’s ecosystem, but it has since recovered, now supporting native Yellowstone cutthroat trout, elk, mule deer, and trumpeter swans. The river offers excellent fly fishing and whitewater boating, particularly during high water months, and serves as a vital habitat for native wildlife.