Havasu Falls might be the most famous secret spot on Earth. Within the desert of Arizona at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Havasu Creek flows into the Colorado River. Though the location is well know, a first hand experience of its blue-green water … [Read more...] about Havasu Creek and Havasu Falls: Grand Canyon
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Colorado River Rafting
When most people talk about rafting the Colorado River, they assume a Grand Canyon rafting trip. However, the Colorado River and its tributaries provide numerous rafting trip options in Utah, Arizona and Colorado. These trips allow for exploration of … [Read more...] about Colorado River Rafting
How Droughts Affect Rafting in the West
There is much talk about the long-term drought in the Western United States. The drought is a major concern for farmers and households but many rafting rivers of the west are minimally affected. While it has been a significant impact on a few … [Read more...] about How Droughts Affect Rafting in the West
Grand Canyon Rafting Company Reviews
Reviews for Grand Canyon Rafting Outfitters We often receive inquiries about the reviews for Grand Canyon rafting outfitters. Our analysis shows that while there are variations in reviews, no single outfitter consistently ranks as the best or … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Rafting Company Reviews
Grand Canyon National Park Access & Passes
If you're planning a raft through iconic Grand Canyon National Park, it's essential to be aware of the access requirements and fees involved. In this blog post, we'll provide you with all the necessary information to decide your best … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon National Park Access & Passes
Rogue River Fishing Trips
Southern Oregon's Rogue River offers some of the best multi-day and day fishing opportunities in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re targeting salmon, steelhead, or half-pounders, the Rogue provides exceptional experiences for anglers of all skill … [Read more...] about Rogue River Fishing Trips
Grand Canyon Skywalk – Grand Canyon West
Each year hundreds of thousands of people visit the Grand Canyon Skywalk in the western part of Grand Canyon (also called Grand Canyon West). The Skywalk is a horseshoe-shaped bridge with a glass bottom that extends 70 feet out over the Grand Canyon … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Skywalk – Grand Canyon West
Diamond Creek Road: Grand Canyon West
Exploring Diamond Creek Road Nestled in the vast expanse of Grand Canyon West, Diamond Creek Road offers a unique and off-the-beaten-path experience for visitors seeking adventure and natural beauty. As the only vehicle access to the Colorado … [Read more...] about Diamond Creek Road: Grand Canyon West
Satellite Phones & Communicators
Typically on wilderness trips people want to disconnect and be present. However, in this day and age it may be necessary to check-in or make an emergency call. Most cell phones provide unreliable service in remote areas, the best option in this case … [Read more...] about Satellite Phones & Communicators
