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Relaxing  3/4 Day River Adventure  (Raft or Kayak)

Enjoy a 7.5 mile paddle on the Class II waters of the Lower Gunnison River.  This section of the river offers fun splashy waves and plenty of fun for the whole family, without the technical skill needed on the bigger water.  A US National Conservation Area, managed by BLM, with excellent opportunities for solitude, wildlife and classic river exploration. Choose from tandem or single Inflatable Kayaks or Rafts (Oar or Paddle).  A riverside lunch is include mid-way through our paddle, as well as a stop to view the Native American Rock Art on the canyon walls - or a chance to wet a line in the Gold Medal waters of the cool clear Lower Gunnison River. Safe fun in the sun for everyone!    

 Good for Kids 30 pounds and above 

BLM PUBLIC LAND USE FEE APPLIES

Relaxing Half Day River Adventure  (Raft or Kayak)

Enjoy a 7 mile paddle on the scenic Class I-II rapids of the Lower Gunnison River.  This river offers sections of splashy waves and plenty of fun for the whole family.  A U.S. National Conservation Area, managed by BLM, with excellent opportunities for solitude, wildlife and classic river exploration. The ideal trip for everyone to experience a gem of a western river, while keeping it short, sweet and accessible to kids of all ages.

Choose from tandem or single Inflatable Kayaks (Duckies) or Rafts (Oar or Paddle) - all Guide supported. Along the way, a dip in the refreshingly cool clear river of the lower Gunnison River is always a must as well as the ever needed water fight if you are in the mood. Safe fun in the sun for everyone!  *This trip has great river flows all summer long!

 Good for Kids 30 pounds and above 

BLM PUBLIC LAND USE FEE APPLIES

Classic River Canyon

Enjoy this epic guided 1 day trip through the impressive sandstone walls of Dominguez Canyon. Soak up the surroundings from a raft or command your own inflatable kayak (both single & tandem kayaks available) for this adventure, ideal for novice paddlers.

Named for the Spanish Jesuits that first explored the area in 1777, Dominguez and Escalante Canyons are rich in history, wildlife, and scenery. The class II Gunnison River gently carves its way through Dominguez canyon creating a wilderness feeling. Cottonwood stands along the river provide nesting habitat for herons and songbirds, while deer, desert bighorn sheep, and large game can be seen along the banks.

Native American rock-art, and spectacular desert flora and fauna can be found on numerous side-hikes making for a rich experience on the edge of canyon country.

Good for kids 30 pounds and above

PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE PUBLIC LAND USE  FEES

Canyon County Overnight

Enjoy a guided 2 day overnight kayaking/raft trip through the impressive sandstone walls of Dominguez Canyon. Soak up the surroundings from your raft and/or command your own kayak, while support rafts carry all the amenities for a night on the river. Single person and tandem kayaks are available for this adventure, ideal for novice kayakers.

Named for the Spanish Jesuits that first explored the area in 1777, Dominguez and Escalante Canyons are rich in history, wildlife, and scenery. The class II Gunnison River gently carves its way through Dominguez canyon creating a wilderness feeling. Cottonwood stands along the river provide nesting habitat for herons and songbirds, while deer, desert bighorn sheep, and large game can be seen along the banks.

Native American rock-art, and spectacular desert flora and fauna can be found on numerous side-hikes making for a rich experience on the edge of canyon country.

PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE PUBLIC LAND USE FEES

Canyon County Multi-Day

Enjoy a guided 3 day overnight kayaking/raft trip through the impressive sandstone walls of Dominguez Canyon. Soak up the surroundings from your raft and/or command your own kayak, while support rafts carry all the amenities for a night on the river. Single person and tandem kayaks are available for this adventure, ideal for novice kayakers.

Named for the Spanish Jesuits that first explored the area in 1777, Dominguez and Escalante Canyons are rich in history, wildlife, and scenery. The class II Gunnison River gently carves its way through Dominguez canyon creating a wilderness feeling. Cottonwood stands along the river provide nesting habitat for herons and songbirds, while deer, desert bighorn sheep, and large game can be seen along the banks.

Native American rock-art, and spectacular desert flora and fauna can be found on numerous side-hikes making for a rich experience on the edge of canyon country.

PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE PUBLIC LAND USE FEES