Full-day moderate whitewater trip (Class 3)/difficult (Class 4) in high water, with easy (Class 2) scenic float portion in the morning, and the Racecourse rapids in the afternoon. 10:30 AM to 4 PM

32 miles | Class I-II

Stretching out in the warm sun of the New Mexico wilderness, the Chama winds quietly downstream. Rafting the Rio Chama's river canyons. Lush forested river through mild cool clear waters.

Full-day Class 4 (difficult) whitewater trip traverses 16 miles of wilderness gorge on the Rio Grande river, in the vicinity of Taos, New Mexico.

A very easy, scenic float trip through the Orilla Verde ("Green Banks") Recreation Area, in a 700' deep cliff-rimmed canyon, with an occasional easy rapid.

Three hour half-day trip with moderate rapids (Class 3)/difficult (Class 4) in high water. 9 - 12, meets at the County Line.

Three hour half-day whitewater trip (identical to Racecourse AM), with moderate (Class 3) /difficult (Class 4) in high water rapids. 1PM - 4PM, meets at the County Line.

Guide Training Program. For those wishing to acquire the skills of a whitewater paddle raft guide and/or and secure employment as such.

32 miles | Class I-II
Stretching out in the warm sun of the New Mexico wilderness, the Chama winds quietly through lush forests. Mild whitewater good for all ages and kayak courses.

This rafting trip traverses 16 miles of wilderness gorge in New Mexico, encountering demanding rapids guaranteed to get you wet. This is our most exciting trip and is NOT for the timid. Participants must be mentally and physically prepared to paddle in earnest and assist in their own rescue in case of