Labyrinth Canyon is a 60-mile stretch of river without one rapid. It is a graceful float through a bounty of southwestern vistas and steep cliffs of red rock sandstone. Spectacular buttes and mesas rise over 1,500 feet above the river floor. Perfect for exploring on foot, hikers of all levels can work off the extra energy generated by lazy days on the river. The inflatable kayaks make it easy to be active on the river for those wanting a more participatory experience. "Rapids get in the way of a perfectly good river trip," says a 25 year veteran guide quoted in AAA Magazine. Guides are well versed in the history, geology, archeology, flora and fauna and pass on this knowledge in a light and very interesting way. You'll see it, not just read about it. This trip is smooth and easy. It's a true example of outdoor ease and comfort.
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