Does the Snake River ever meet Colorado River?

The Snake River and the Colorado River are two major rivers in the United States, but they do not meet or converge. The Snake River flows in the northwestern part of the country through the states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington before emptying into the Columbia River. On the other hand, the Colorado River flows primarily in the southwestern United States through the states of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and California, eventually reaching the Gulf of California.