challenging
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate to good physical fitness to handle paddling through continuous class III and IV rapids and react quickly to guide commands.
Take on continuous class III and IV rapids on Clear Creek, just minutes from Denver. Perfect for intermediate paddlers seeking an adrenaline-fueled river adventure with personalized guidance.
Embark on an exhilarating whitewater rafting journey with Colorado Adventure Guides on Clear Creek, located just 30 minutes from Denver. This intermediate trip is designed for paddlers who want to experience continuous class III and IV rapids, offering the perfect blend of challenge and excitement. Whether you’re an experienced rafter or an eager beginner ready to push your limits, this adventure delivers thrilling waves, crisp mountain air, and breathtaking river scenery. Paddle as a team through fast-flowing water, maneuver past rocks, and enjoy the adrenaline rush that comes with conquering dynamic rapids. Along the way, guides share safety tips and local knowledge to enhance the experience. After the action, relax on the riverbanks and take in Colorado’s stunning outdoors. This private rafting experience creates unforgettable memories and is ideal for groups looking for personalized guidance and support. Make sure to prepare for shifting water conditions and pack accordingly to stay comfortable and safe. With the proximity to Denver, it’s easy to combine this adventure with other mountain activities or city exploration, making it a perfect day trip or weekend getaway.
Safety is paramount; always ensure your personal flotation device fits well before launching.
Protect your gear and electronics from splashes and unexpected capsizing with waterproof storage.
Following commands promptly helps navigate rapids efficiently and keeps the entire group safe.
Choose attire that dries fast and protects your feet from sharp rocks and cold water.
Clear Creek played an important role during Colorado's gold rush, serving as a key waterway for miners and transport.
Efforts in the Clear Creek area focus on protecting water quality and restoring native riparian vegetation to support local wildlife.
Required for safety and flotation during the entire rafting experience.
Keeps personal items dry even if the raft takes on water or capsizes.
Helps stay comfortable by drying rapidly and managing sweat and splashes.
summer specific
Protect feet from rocky riverbeds and improve stability on wet surfaces.