Thought the rafting season was over? Think again! Recent rain has brought water levels up for some great splashes in a raft or inflatable kayak. Water levels are measured by the volume of water flowing in the river using CFS (cubic feet per second). Keep up to date by checking
Going Above Treeline! Due to the recent hot weather our Jeep Trail Tours are able to go above tree line earlier than in previous years! The wildflowers are out early, speckling the mountainsides with bright colors. On recent trips to we have seen the beautiful Columbines in bloom and mountain
Looking for Something New to Do in Durango? Opportunities are continuously changing as rivers run dry, seasons change and new passes open up. How will you know what is going on? Never fear, we have all of the news of what activities are in the past, present and future. Â
How To Easily Organize a Camping Trip! As you know Mild to Wild offers deluxe camping on our 2 to 4 day river trips, where our guides cater to you! Whether you’re looking for a mild family friendly trip (San Miguel river rafting or Moab’s Colorado river) or an adults
How to Build a Candy Campfire Campfire safety is something all kids should learn before heading out into the great outdoors. Our Colorado River multi-day trips are one of our most popular family camping and whitewater rafting trips and we always like to have a campfire! (How else can you
Looking for the perfect way to spend your time in Durango, CO with your kids? While our company offers an abundance of activities in the Durango area, there is so much more going on! The following are our top picks for Things to do in the Durango area this summer
Welcome to our blog! We have collectively spent so much time reading other outdoor adventure type blogs that we finally decided to create one for ourselves. We will still spend the majority of our time showing people an incredible time whitewater rafting in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona, while also exploring
Starting February 27th, thunder through thrilling rapids as you explore the 2,000 foot deep rock walls of the Salt River Canyon, AZ. Trips range from 1/2 day to 4 days in length and are intermediate in adventure with class III rapids on the daily section, and some class IV on
