expert
2 hours
Participants should be in excellent physical condition with strong swimming ability and endurance to handle strenuous paddling and potentially hazardous river conditions.
Take on The Numbers, Colorado’s challenging class III & IV rapids, on a thrilling 2-hour rafting trip in Buena Vista. Ready to test your limits?
Starting at $110 l 2 Hours l Ages 16+ l Class III - IV Rapids
Experience the adrenaline rush of navigating Colorado's most challenging whitewater on a thrilling 2-hour rafting adventure. Tackle intense class III and IV rapids over seven miles of the Arkansas River, designed to push even seasoned rafters to their limits. This unforgettable journey promises excitement and camaraderie with friends.
Person - $110
2 Hours
Get lost in the thrill of navigating one of Colorado’s most difficult sections of commercially rafted river. You and your friends will paddle through several class III – class IV rapids over seven miles of Colorado whitewater. These rapids, which slip through a narrow and rocky section of the Arkansas River in Buena Vista, are so intense, they were numbered instead of named.
Our Numbers Half Day rafting trip is sure to keep even the most experienced rafters on their toes. It’s the ideal trip for guests who want to test their limits on Colorado’s biggest whitewater.
Print the Rock N Row Customer Waiver, fill it out, and bring it with you at the time of your scheduled activity.
Always wear your PFD snugly to ensure safety when navigating strong rapids.
Bring water and drink plenty to avoid dehydration in Colorado’s high altitude environment.
Following the guide’s commands is crucial for safety and maximizing your rafting experience.
The river can be chilly, so dressing in layers that dry quickly will keep you comfortable.
The Arkansas River corridor near Buena Vista was historically an important transportation route during Colorado’s mining boom in the late 1800s.
Local outfitters prioritize Leave No Trace principles, ensuring river health and surrounding ecosystems remain protected for future adventurers.
A secure, well-fitted PFD is required for safety on all rapids.
Protects against cold water temperatures, especially outside of summer.
spring|fall|winter specific
Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes help you stay comfortable and dry quickly.
summer specific
Secure shoes protect your feet and prevent slipping while entering or exiting the raft.