moderate
3.5 to 15 days
Moderate fitness needed; ability to comfortably sit for extended periods and participate in basic paddling or rafting tasks is recommended.
Wilderness River Adventures crafts memorable multi-day rafting trips along the Colorado River, offering intimate access to the Grand Canyon’s towering red rock walls, wildlife, and cultural history. Whether motorized or oar-powered, these guided journeys near Page, Arizona, balance adventure, comfort, and storytelling.
Desert temperatures swing dramatically from cold mornings to hot afternoons—layers help you stay comfortable all day.
Wear a wide-brimmed hat and UV-blocking sunscreen, especially on motorized trips where shade is limited.
The dry climate and physical activity on river trips demand consistent hydration to avoid heat exhaustion.
Water temperatures often sit between 45-50°F; bring a wetsuit or dry clothes to change into after swimming.
The Colorado River corridor features ancient Native American petroglyphs and has long been a vital water source for indigenous peoples including the Navajo and Hopi.
Wilderness River Adventures supports Leave No Trace principles and collaborates with local conservation groups to protect river ecosystems and cultural sites.
Keeps you comfortable through fluctuating desert temperatures on and off the water.
all specific
Includes hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to guard against intense UV rays reflecting off canyon walls.
spring|summer|fall specific
Provides grip and foot protection on rocky shorelines and during river swims.
all specific
Useful for swimming in cold Colorado River water or changing into dry clothes post-swim.
spring|fall|winter specific