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Raft: Full Day

Embark on a thrilling full-day rafting adventure on the Upper Colorado River, perfect for those seeking a more challenging and scenic experience. This trip offers Class III-IV rapids, stunning views of the surrounding mountains, and an exciting, action-packed day on the river. Paddle through varied terrain, enjoy wildlife sightings, and take in the breathtaking scenery as you navigate 15-18 miles of rapids. With 6-8 hours on the river, this full-day rafting experience is ideal for intermediate to advanced paddlers.

5-8 hours

Trip Details

After arriving at the Upper Colorado River, you’ll be issued a wetsuit, helmet, and personal flotation device. Once geared up, you'll meet your guide for a safety briefing before being shuttled to the river. The adventure begins with a calm float to warm up before you hit the Class III-IV rapids, including exciting twists and turns. The day includes a lunch stop on the river to relax and refuel. You’ll spend 4-6 hours navigating thrilling rapids and enjoying scenic views along the way. Trips depart at 9:00 AM and run throughout the day for a total of 6-8 hours.


Included: Professional rafting guide. rafting trip, wetsuit, booties, and personal flotation device, lunch on the river, group CB, medical kit, emergency support, and photo album link to remember your adventure.


Not Included: Gratuity for your guide (15–20% recommended,auto-added for groups of 6+), snacks and drinks (please bring your own).


Price Notes: Your wetsuit, booties, and personal flotation device are included to ensure comfort and safety while navigating the mountain waters of the Upper Colorado River. A photo album link is also included to capture the highlights of your rafting experience.


Special Notes: This is the perfect full-day rafting trip for those looking to tackle more advanced rapids and enjoy a day out in the Colorado wilderness. Minimum age is 6 years old and/or 50lbs with the ability to swim and accompanied by an adult.


Difficulty Description
Class III-IV rapids:

  • Class III: Moderately difficult rapids with irregular waves and some complex maneuvering.

  • Class IV: Challenging rapids with powerful waves, narrow passages, and obstacles that require advanced paddling skills.

What to Bring: A packing list will be sent with your trip confirmation.

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