Horseshoe Bend Kayaking
We took the 5 hour kayak trip with a 13 year old and twin 9 year olds. The company made the trip easy and fun. I would recommend it to anyone.
Awesome experience, thank you!
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Upper vs. Lower Grand Canyon: Which Section is Best for Your Rafting Adventure?
Which section of the Grand Canyon is better, the Upper or Lower? This question arises frequently for guests considering the “Split Canyon trips,” which involve a mandatory 8-10 mile hike on the Bright Angel Trail. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide which section is best for your adventure.
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Lees Ferry, Grand Canyon National Park
Lees Ferry, Arizona is the gateway to rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. From its history as a vital crossing point for pioneers to its role as a stop along the historic Honeymoon Trail, this site offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor adventure.
Sun Protection while Whitewater Rafting
When planning a rafting trip through the canyon, it’s important to consider how to best protect yourself from the sun. The combination of all day exposure and reflected sunlight off the water can be intense. Proper protection allows you to get the most out of your trip and avoid sunburn, heat exhaustion, or even skin damage.