Holiday River Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth since 1966. Experience a thrilling adventure down the Green River through one of the largest wilderness areas of the lower 48. An unforgettable trip that is especially friendly for the entire family.

Since 1966, Holiday Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth. Today, we offer whitewater rafting in Utah, Colorado and Idaho, on the Colorado, Green, Yampa, San Juan, and Salmon rivers. Click here for the ride of your life!

Holiday River Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth since 1966. Experience the culture and scenery of the Four Corners on the upper San Juan River. A trip dedicated to calm water and archaeology, perfect for families with young children, or for someone looking for a gentle introduction to rafting.

Holiday River Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth since 1966. Hike through stunning side canyons to secret pools, or float through some exciting rapids on a raft or inflatable kayak. The lower stretch of the San Juan River enters a geological wonderland, perfect for families with young children or someone looking for an incredible experience with minimal adrenaline.

Holiday River Expeditions has provided trips to the most spectacular landscapes on earth since 1966. Although steep and fast moving, the San Juan has relatively mellow rapids, great for playing in an inflatable kayak. Visit the River House Ruins and enjoy a scenic float through the Four Corners Region.

The San Juan River cuts through beautiful canyon country west of Bluff. The most popular trip is the 26 mile one or two day trip between Bluff and Mexican Hat. The rapids in this section are mild (ClassI-II), though they can grow to ClassIII during the spring runoff.

The San Juan River west of Mexican Hat runs through the renowned gooseneck area and its towering canyon walls. You'll pass numerous side canyons on your way to Clays Hill Crossing at the eastern tip of Lake Powell.