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Colorado is filled with rivers that are perfect for whitewater rafting. The state has more than a dozen commercially rafted rivers. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner just getting your feet wet or a salty expert with years of rafting experience; there’s a river for you in the Rocky Mountains. Colorado has excellent…

Whitewater rafting companies that operate on the Colorado River typically present three different packages: half-day, full-day and overnight trips. Full-day packages are popular with vacationers who want a more complete experience than a half-day trip may offer. With a full-day whitewater rafting trip down the Colorado River, you’re able to see more of the awesome…

On average, the season for whitewater rafting in Colorado is from May through late September. Dates can vary between locations and years depending on the amount of snow and rain the area received. Rushing Class III to Class V rapids are more likely in the earlier parts of spring and summer as snowmelt and rain…

Colorado has fantastic rivers all over the state that are perfect for whitewater rafting. You don’t have to travel far to experience the excitement and wonderment of a trip down one of the state’s many waterways. There are fun, easy stretches for families looking for an enjoyable day trip and more intense sections for hardcore…

Whitewater rafting is one of the most scenic and thrilling outdoor adventures that you can experience in Colorado, and the best thing is that you don’t have to go out of the way to experience it. If you’ve ever driven west from Denver along Interstate 70, you know it doesn’t take long before you begin…

The Colorado River is one of the most majestic waterways in North America, and the Upper section of river from Kremmling to Glenwood Springs is one of the most requested whitewater trips for adventure seekers. The section presents an enjoyable ride down the river, through some gorgeous canyons and valleys with spectacular views and easy…

Grand Junction is a haven for lovers of whitewater rafting. The city is one of the best rafting destinations in the West, powered by the mighty Colorado River. The popular Westwater Canyon is a must for adventure seekers, and there’s additional thrills on other waterways like the Dolores River, Gunnison River and Yampa River from…

After the snow melts and the sun begins to warm everything up, Colorado’s many rivers begin to take the spotlight. From calm flowing waters to roaring Class V rapids, there’s no shortage of options from which to choose. Enjoy half-day, full-day or multi-day excursions whitewater rafting along these rivers. With all the possibilities to pick…

For those who are itching for a fun, action-packed summer vacation, a whitewater rafting trip on the Colorado River just up the road from Aspen may be just what’s on the docket. While this mountain town is perhaps best known for its incredible skiing, from the months of May to September its rivers are transformed…

Whitewater Rafting can differ from extreme to mild, but how do you know what types of rapids are suitable for you? Let us clarify the rapid classes: Class I rapids include the calm waters with little waves and a downstream current. Class II rapids include broader white cap waves spaced apart, typically 1 to 3…

Ride further and steeper terrain with the Mountain eBike tour on the beautiful Colorado Sunlight Mountain without all the effort of hiking or biking on your own. The electric bike will make you feel accomplished without exerting immense amounts of physical effort. The tour, located in Glenwood Springs, uses Quietkat Apex eBikes, which includes five…

Always listen to your guide. Our guides here at Whitewater Rafting LLC are fully trained and equipped for any possible circumstance. You are on the raft to welcome the refreshing rapids and experience the beautiful canyon. Our guides are here to keep you safe; as long as you listen to our guide’s instructions, you will…