Glenwood Canyon
18 miles | Class II-III
Run rapids with names like Tombstone, Upper Superstition and then relax in the world famous hot springs pools of Glenwood Springs. This trip, set up by pre-arrangement, can be a memorable addition to any vacation. Request More Upper Colorado Info.

Fun rapids through spectacular Glenwood Canyon. Towering walls.

Explore the Upper Colorado while splashing through the riffles in your own inflatable kayak! Paddle one of these super-stable yet tiny boats through scenic mountain ranchland and canyons. A guide will accompany you but you’ll have control of your own course downstream! No experience required.

Advanced+ Class V, Full Day.Colorado’s ultimate challenge in commercial whitewater rafting is only for serious paddlers. This remote wilderness canyon on the Colorado River serves up the steepest gradient drop per mile, including a vertical waterfall. Excellent physical condition required.

Looking for a beautiful, scenic trip for the entire family? The Colorado River’s beautiful canyons, mild whitewater (class II, III), rich wildlife, jumping rocks, and hot springs makes this the trip for that first river experience, families, or groups of all ages.

Beginner Class II, ¾ day.This section of the Colorado is a gentle flowing river that is inviting to all ages. You'll encounter a few small rapids as the river winds through the Gore Range and mountain ranchland.

Little Gore Canyon
23-65 miles | Class II ( III during high water)
The legendary Colorado River, over 1400 miles long, starts just above Little Gore Canyon. This is one of the first boatable sections of the river.

23-65 miles | Class II ( III during high water)

The legendary Colorado River, over 1400 miles long, starts just above Little Gore Canyon. This is one of the first boatable sections of the river.

WHITEWATER! That is what the 3 day Highlights of Cataract Canyon is about. On this Colorado River Rafting adventure you will encounter rapids with names like Capsize, North Sea's, Little Niagara, Satan's Gut and Ben Hurt. As you continue downstream the rapids become more intense.