We really love all of the great reviews and feedback our guests leave after their trips, whether it be on the Salt River in Arizona, the Lower Animas in Durango or a multi-day trip on the Colorado River in Utah, it always makes us smile! It means we’re doing something
The 12 Days of Christmas will soon be upon us, but what we can’t wait for is the 12 Days of Adventure that await us next summer! We know it is probably difficult for most folks to get 12 days of fabulous vacation time so let one of our trip
What does Guide Kira keep in her Ammo Can? I remember one of the first days I started working at Mild to Wild, the owner walked in and said “If the guy selling ammo cans comes around, we want them,” and that was it. I was pretty confused, but didn’t
Our off-season is less than 5 months long. We end our jeep trail tours in early October and start Arizona rafting by late February/early March. While spending time with us this summer, you may have wondered: “What do these folks do at the end of the season?” Well here’s your
Some people look at a mountain and see a large rock, whereas when other folks see a mountain they are looking at so much more! Here at Mild to Wild, we like to take in all that a mighty summit has to offer. From the tallest cliffs to the blue
20% of Stand-Up Paddle Board Lessons! Join Mild to Wild and experience the newest paddle sport craze! We offer 1/2 Day instructional classes on Stand-Up Paddle Boards where you can learn the basic paddle techniques and how to play around and have fun out on the river! We want everyone
The Need for Green! Living in Durango, one is able to walk for about ten minutes and can find his or herself on a hiking trail and away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Needless to say, we are very fortunate to have this luxury. Others, however, are
Mild to Wild Rafting and Jeep Trail Tours, Inc. is excited to announce the first ever Duck and Run race on July 28th, 2012. Anticipated as the most serious duckie/foot race ever, participants start in an inflatable kayak and take on Durango’s Animas River. Upon arrival at Santa Rita Park,
