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Lochsa means "Rough Water" in Native American languages and is pronounced "Lock saw".
This Class III and Class IV+ whitewater river is located in North Central Idaho's Clearwater National
Forest. A green cedar and fir forest with steep granite valley slopes and abundant wildlife, the river
corridor itself gets exciting during the spring snow run-off. From its headwaters in the Bitterroot
Mountains to its confluence with the Selway and Clearwater rivers, the Lochsa has more than 40 major rapids.