The Owyhee River is a scenic river located in the western United States, primarily flowing through Oregon and Idaho. It originates in the Owyhee Mountains and travels approximately 280 miles before joining the Snake River. The river is known for its deep canyons, diverse wildlife, and unique geological formations. The Owyhee River is popular for outdoor activities such as fishing, rafting, and hiking. Its remote location offers visitors a chance to experience pristine natural landscapes. The river is also significant for its cultural history, as it has been an important resource for local Native American tribes for centuries.