Full-Day Guided Colorado River Rafting
Enjoy a guided float with mild rapids, wildlife viewing, and a riverside lunch on the Upper Colorado
Duration
Full day
Includes
Guide, Gear, Riverside lunch
Highlights
Float the Upper Colorado River on a fully guided full-day adventure with mild rapids, wildlife, and canyon views. Stop at historic sites and enjoy a riverside lunch as you explore scenic meadows, valleys, and steep canyon walls.
- Ride Class I–II rapids with occasional Class III at higher flows
- Choose a raft, kayak, or tandem kayak if at least 12 years old
- Spot wildlife like bald eagles, deer, beaver, and big horn sheep
- Explore settlers' cabins and warm springs if flows allow
- Enjoy a riverside lunch included with your trip
- Travel by shuttle from the boathouse to the river and back
What's Included
- Professional and certified rafting guides
- All safety and rafting equipment
- Riverside lunch
- Transportation between boathouse and river
Things to know
Participants 5 years or older are typically accepted with a legal guardian; you must be 18 or older to attend on your own. Choose a kayak or tandem kayak only if you are at least 12 years old. Wear secure footwear and avoid cotton; PFDs are included and helmets are provided for inflatable kayak and SUP trips.
Cancellation Policy
Refunds for cancellations made more than 48 hours before start; 10% administrative fee applies. For groups of 10 or more, cancel at least 14 days prior. Trips run rain or shine. If the operator cancels due to unsafe conditions and cannot reschedule, you will receive a full refund. Operator may shorten or reroute. No-shows are charged in full.
FAQs
No prior training or experience is necessary to sign up for this trip.
Gratuities are appreciated; if you had a safe, educational, and fun experience, 15–20% is typical.
High water is traditionally mid-June to early July. Many enjoy runs in May and late July through September, but conditions are unpredictable.
Meeting details
Breckenridge, Vail, Winter Park, Colorado
