At over twice the depth of Arizona’s Grand Canyon, the Cotahuasi is the deepest canyon in the world! Measuring 11,587 feet from river to rim, this scarcely-explored Peruvian wilderness remains one of the most pristine environments on Earth.

Until very recently, the Rio Apurimac remained a scarcely known river through one of the deepest canyons in the world and the uppermost source of the Amazon River. The gorge features fantastic waterfalls and stunning scenery, awesome Class III-V whitewater and an unrivaled feeling of remoteness.

Deep within the Andes Mountains of southern Peru courses one of the most spectacular rivers in the world! The Colca River originates high on the wind-swept peaks of Condorama Crucero Alto and flows downstream over the course of several hundred kilometers, dropping through a canyon.

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.

We run our trips on either the Middle Fork or North Fork of the Flathead River, both of which border Glacier National Park. These waters support native West Slope Cutthroat along with Rainbow and some Brook trout. You'll be fishing from a dory which can accommodate 2 people.

Personalized just for you. Take a private tour down either the