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Colorado River-Moab Utah-Mild to Wild Rafting

Is Moab Rafting Fun In July?

Question: Is Moab rafting fun in July? Answer: It’s no secret that it’s most popular to explore Moab’s Mars-esque landscape in the spring or the fall when temperatures are bit cooler. What is it like to raft here in July? July is a great time to head out onto the

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Colorado Whitewater Rafting – Mild to Wild Rafting

Rafting Season Forecast for 2020

It’s about that time! Rafting season 2020 is nearly underway, and there’s plenty of snow for the melting. While we can’t always predict what Mother Nature is up to in spring, or any time really, we’ve got a good idea of what’s to come from upstream. Check out the rafting

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Great Sands Dunes Night Sky Colorado Dark Sky Parks

What is a Dark Sky Park, and Why You Need to Visit One

As our developments brighten, our access to the night sky diminishes. Many people seldom see the bona fide ocean of emptiness. Often hidden are unearthly metallic clouds, star clusters, complete constellations and shooting stars are always on display. In Dark Sky Parks that rest in the deep umbra, one can

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Desolation Canyon Rafting - Green River - Mild to Wild

So You’ve Rafted Moab, Now What? 

Talk about a great first impression if you’ve rafted Moab! If you’ve found yourself drifting into memories of sunshine doused chortles with a phantom paddle, it might be time to schedule that thought bubble into your next river adventure. Now that you’ve rafted Moab on a nice calm river, let’s

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Cataract Canyon Ruins - Moab, UT - Mild to Wild

Rocks You Need To See – The Amazing Geology In Cataract Canyon

The geology in Cataract Canyon is an intricate carving made by the Colorado River. This canyon encapsulates an assortment of strange and stunning formations moseying through Canyonlands National Park. It’s a gallery made from an archaic ocean, freshwater marshes, sand dunes, and thick jungles near the equator. What remains is

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What to Pack for Your Utah Rafting Adventures

Single Day Trip On single day trips, the guides will have a waterproof bag for the items you don’t need readily accessible. Here’s what to keep stored away in case charcoal clouds ominously saunter in. Rain jacket Long sleeve and leggings/pants, preferably quick-drying fabric Wool socks Beanie Here’s what you

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