Fed by snowmelt, the Ohanapecosh River stands out from other glacier-fed rivers in the park with its blue-green waters. The river flows along the southeastern side of the park through a forested valley and cuts through the heart of the Ohanapecosh Campground. Have you camped along the Ohanapecosh River?  
NPS Video, filmed 9/2/21. Description: Dense forest surrounds the banks of a rocky river. Three people scramble over rocks along the edge of the river.
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