Stories From The Water

The sounds of music on the rivers of the great Southwest The sounds of the river, the wind in the trees, the chirping of the birds and the wildlife rustling on the river banks are all music to our ears. A trip with Dvorak Expeditions comes with the great soundtrack of the southwestern outdoors. But,…

Cold winter months are not as gloomy as you thought Brrrrr, it’s getting cold out there. The long, dark, cold winter days may lead you to stay indoors snuggled up under a blanket. Not just because it’s cozy and warm, but because we’ve been filled with so many misconceptions about winter that you spend the…

Experience Colorado with Dvorak Expeditions in 2015 At Dvorak we live our lives outdoors and we want to encourage everyone else to do the same. If you are like us, or think you may be like us, sign up for one of our many trips on the beautiful rivers of the Southwestern states. It goes…

Colorado’s Water Plan is a big step forward Without water the planet would not survive. Without water, the many great rivers of Colorado are in danger of drying up. At Dvorak Expeditions we live our lives on the rivers of Colorado. We want to be able to continue to show off the great rivers, landscape…

When you are an adventurer, an adrenaline junkie, and outdoorsman, a vacation isn’t just sitting at a resort with a cocktail starring and the pool, you want to go out and experience the place you are visiting, and Colorado is an incredible place for people who want it all on their vacation. Look out for…

Kids Go For FREE Age 12 & Under with Dvorak Expeditions Kids love adventure, and Dvorak wants to celebrate the adventurer in every kid. That is why we have reserved special dates for some of our more kid friendly packages, so that your youngster doesn’t have to be left out of all the fun. Get…

Have you ever wondered how Stand Up Paddleboarding came about? Here’s an article by ThePaddler.co.uk telling the history of how, when, where and why SUPing was invented! Have you never tried it? Give us a call and this guy will teach you! https://www.dvorakexpeditions.com or [email protected]   A brief history of Stand Up Paddleboarding Stand up paddling originated in Hawaii surely? Well, maybe or maybe not as Corran Addison looks at other alternatives… In 1778, Captain James Cook sailed into the Hawaiian islands and became the first Europeans to witness the Hawaiian people surfing. He’e nalu as it is called in the native Hawaiian tongue was done either in canoes or on special, ritually carved boards from the Koa tree. The village chief got the biggest board, sometimes as big as 5m long, while lesser village personages were content with smaller 2-3m boards. Because of…

I found an article written for anyone who is a kayaking beginner and who is thinking about buying their very first kayak. The author Scott Edwards is describing a “good ´all around´ kayak affording the paddler a plethora of paddling opportunities.”. I thought that this could be an interesting article to many of our awesome…