Rafting

  • White Water Kayaking in the Grand Canyon

    As the Colorado River cuts through the Grand Canyon, it falls in dramatic bursts of exhilarating rapids interrupted only by solitude and scenery. Kayaking this whitewater is the dream of many a paddler, but limited access means you must plan ahead. read more

  • About Rivers & Rafts

    Erosive and gravity-loyal, rivers often offer the swiftest passage through a landscape, and people have attempted to navigate them for thousands of years. More recently, rafting river cascades has become one of the most popular extreme sports in the world. read more

  • Self-Guided Grand Canyon River Rafting

    The Grand Canyon is 277 river miles long, up to 18 miles wide and 1 mile deep. Two self-guided river rafting trips are available at the Grand Canyon, the difference being that permits for the two- to five-day self-guided trip are issued on a first-come-first-served basis, whereas the 12- to 25-day self-guided trip permits are issued based on a lottery system… read more

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