In Colorado, 2026 is shaping up to be a classic low snowpack year with short & exciting seasons. Expect earlier runoff, shorter peak windows and more technical summer flows, especially in Southwest Colorado. But not all regions will behave the same: the Front Range and Arkansas River basin will provide
2026 is right around the corner, and there is no better time than now to begin planning your next great trip. What were your favorite adventures from this year? What do you crave more of? If historic wilderness, thrilling whitewater or epic desert views are on your list, you need
It’s that time of year again, adventurers! Our annual Black Friday Sale is here to fuel your wanderlust and ignite your spirit. From heart-pounding rapids to serene landscapes, we’ve got the perfect holiday deals on whitewater rafting adventures (and more) to satisfy your craving for the wild. Here’s the lowdown:
The Ultimate Guide to White Water Rafting in Colorado Colorado, with its breathtaking landscapes and rushing rivers, is a haven for white water rafting enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you’re a first-timer seeking a gentle introduction to the sport or a seasoned paddler craving an adrenaline rush, Colorado’s diverse waterways
When and How It Rains in Moab The Moab monsoon lasts from July to September, along with the rest of the southwest. It’s a part of the North American Monsoon, where oceanic moisture from the Gulf of California is delivered into the region through a circular airstream. The result is
If you’re on the fence about whether to ride the Durango Silverton train one-way, or do the whole kit and caboodle through the astounding wilderness of the Animas River Canyon, you’ve chugged yourself over to the right place! It’s no secret that the Durango train is one of most scenic
Durango to Telluride in a Day – For San Miguel Rafters For Durango visitors who want to check out Telluride for the day (and partake in the righteous rafting supplied by the San Miguel River nearby) here’s a few how-to’s for enjoying the journey. How far is Telluride from Durango?
You better air out those Chacos and shake the dry bags out of that crusty hibernation hole, because it’s time for the Rafting Season Forecast of 2024! In snowy sum, this year’s swell through the Colorado Plateau looks like it’s going to ripple and flow right down the middle— not
“If you really love something, you want to see all of it, not just the most beautiful parts of it.” – Mike and Jenny Fiebig, River Advocates who spent five months paddling the entirety of the Colorado River Like any river, the Colorado begins with a small trickle. Birthed from
