This is a one-day rafting trip on the Green River in Gray Canyon, just north of the town of Green River, Utah. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. We also bring along 2-man inflatable kayaks for an increased level of participation.

This is a six-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending at Phantom Ranch/South Rim. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is an fourteen-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is a one-day rafting trip on the Colorado River in Westwater Canyon, in Eastern Utah. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is a five-day rafting trip through Desolation Canyon on the Green River. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. We also bring along 2-man inflatable kayaks for an increased level of participation.

This is an eight-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 37-foot motorized rafts each carrying up to 12 passengers.

This is a nine-day rafting trip beginning at South Rim/Phantom Ranch and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. This trip is the lower half of our 14 day rowing trip and requires a strenuous 10-mile guided hike into the canyon from the South Rim.

This unique trip starts with a 4 day canoe trip through Stillwater and Labyrinth canyons on the Green River and ends with a rollicking raft ride through the wild whitewater of Cataract Canyon.

This is a three-day rafting trip through Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River in Canyonlands National Park. This trip uses either 17-foot or 22-foot motorized "snout” rigs, each carrying up to 6 passengers.

This is a one-day rafting trip on the Green River in Gray Canyon, just north of the town of Green River, Utah. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. We also bring along 2-man inflatable kayaks for an increased level of participation.

This is a six-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending at Phantom Ranch/South Rim. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is an fourteen-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is a one-day rafting trip on the Colorado River in Westwater Canyon, in Eastern Utah. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide.

This is a five-day rafting trip through Desolation Canyon on the Green River. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 5 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. We also bring along 2-man inflatable kayaks for an increased level of participation.

This is an eight-day rafting trip beginning at Lees Ferry and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 37-foot motorized rafts each carrying up to 12 passengers.

This is a nine-day rafting trip beginning at South Rim/Phantom Ranch and ending either at Diamond Creek or South Cove/Lake Mead. This trip uses 18-foot rowing rafts, each carrying up to 4 passengers, and are rowed by your guide. This trip is the lower half of our 14 day rowing trip and requires a strenuous 10-mile guided hike into the canyon from the South Rim.

This unique trip starts with a 4 day canoe trip through Stillwater and Labyrinth canyons on the Green River and ends with a rollicking raft ride through the wild whitewater of Cataract Canyon.

This is a three-day rafting trip through Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River in Canyonlands National Park. This trip uses either 17-foot or 22-foot motorized "snout” rigs, each carrying up to 6 passengers.