Colorado River Rafting
Experience the beauty of flat water canyons or exciting whitewater while exploring one of the West’s most renowned rivers. The Colorado River offers excellent hiking, wildlife viewing and fascinating geologic and cultural history. Takeout sites depend on water level.
Cisco, Utah to Professor Valley, Utah
- Middle School, High School, and College
- Class I-II Rapids
- Wildlife, Hike, Geology, and Rapids last day
15 – 40 Participants: $370/person
School Group Size Limit: 15 minimum/40 maximum
Cisco To Professor Valley Gallery
Loma, Colorado to Westwater Ranger Station, Utah – Horsethief and Ruby Canyons through McGinnis Canyons National Recreation Area
- Middle, High School, and College
- Class I-II Rapids (does NOT include Class III-IV Westwater Canyon)
- Precambrian Geology and Rock Art
- Hikes, Wildlife & Water Issues
15 – 25 Participants:$370 + $10 BLM Fee
School Group Size Limit: 15 minimum/25 maximum
Ruby-Horsethief Canyons Gallery
San Juan River Rafting
Upper Canyon – Journey through time and explore the rich history of the Southwest by river. This wonderful scenic float includes mild rapids and extensive prehistoric Indian rock art and dwellings.
Bluff, Utah to Mexican Hat, Utah – Upper San Juan
- Middle School, High School, and College
- Class II Rapids
- World famous Archeological Rock Art Panels & Indian Ruins
- Dramatic Geology & Fossils
- Hikes, Wildlife & Water Issues
15 – 25 Participants: $400 + $10 BLM Fee and $12 Navajo Nation Fee/person
School Group Size Limit: 15 minimum/25 maximum
Consider 3-Nights for this stretch to allow time for extensive culture and geology side hikes, study activities, and student involvement.
