Colorado River – Colorado
90 miles – Class II-V+ The Colorado River, sixth largest of all 135 U.S. rivers, travels through 7 states for over 1400 miles with Colorado snowfalls feeding over 75% of this river’s flows. The headwaters of the Colorado River lie deep within the heart of Rocky Mountain National Park near Longs Peak and Estes Park, Colorado and get off to a rollicking start in Gore Canyon, one of the last sections to be run with Rob Wise’s first raft descent in 1977. Choose from many locations that offer excellent Colorado River white water rafting!
Gore Canyon BOOK FULL DAY
6 miles | Class IV-V+ | 1 day
This is the cutting edge of “big water” which is still runnable (Class V+). Some portages are necessary and there is frequent scouting of these high adrenaline rapids. This trip is available by special arrangement only. Paddle crews must be advanced/experts; minimum age of 18 years.
Little Gore Canyon BOOK FULL DAY | BOOK TWO DAY | BOOK 3 DAY | BOOK 4 DAY
23-65 miles | Class II/ III | 1-4 days
One of the first boatable sections of the river, Little Gore Canyon is filled with beautiful alpine scenery, history and natural hot springs. This milder stretch of white water rafting make a great family rafting trip and is reachable within an easy drive from Denver.
Little Gore Canyon Groups BOOK 1/2 DAY – GROUP TRIP
Glenwood Canyon BOOK FULL DAY | HALF DAY AM | HALF DAY PM
18 miles | Class II-III | 1 day
Rapids with names like Tombstone and Upper Superstition keep your pulse elevated and get you in the mood to relax after takeout in the world famous hot springs pools of Glenwood Springs or with a trip to a vapor cave or a gondola cave ride. This enjoyable trip, available by special arrangement, is a memorable addition to any vacation.
