If you’re looking for quality time for the whole family, something where everybody has fun on the same vacation, the Majestic Canyons is your trip! This journey offers exciting whitewater for kids of all ages, charming camp sites on sandy beaches, ancient Native American and cowboy history, and astoun

86 Miles Class II-III
John Wesley Powell declared this canyon wilderness " A region of wildest desolation". Outlaws and characters like Butch Cassidy and Flatnosed Curry escaped to the remoteness of this canyon. Today Desolation and Gray remain some of the wildest desert canyon territory in the U

Labyrinth Canyon 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 paddling your own sleek kayak or share a two person kayak with a friend.

The Gates of Lodore, located in Dinosaur National Monument, has all the elements of a classic river trip: great hikes, exciting whitewater, beautiful beaches and colorful history. The river is narrow, fast paced and there are rapids throughout the day.

Labyrinth Canyon 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 paddling your own sleek kayak or share a two person kayak with a friend.

This registered and historical landmark is a hidden jewel of the American West. Travel through Desolation and Gray Canyons, explored by John Wesley Powell during his historic 1869 expedition. Experience the famous outlaw hideouts, early frontier homesteads, and Freemont Indian sites.