challenging
7–9 hours
Participants should have good endurance and the ability to paddle for extended periods, plus agility to navigate rapids.
Take on the thrilling Class III-IV rapids of Utah’s Westwater Canyon with a full-day rafting trip. Navigate stunning canyon walls, enjoy a peaceful riverside lunch, and experience an adventure you won't forget.
Best Price • Ages 14+ • Lunch Provided • 7.5 hours
Experience an exhilarating full-day rafting adventure on the Colorado River, navigating 17.6 miles of stunning canyon scenery and thrilling Class III-IV rapids. Encounter 11 exciting rapids, enjoy a riverside lunch, and unwind on a serene stretch to the take-out at Cisco. This trip promises unforgettable memories and breathtaking views.
#Class III-IV
##Duration 7.5 hours
##About
If you are looking for an exciting full day rafting trip, this is the trip for you. This stretch of the Colorado River is a mix of calm and wild rapids for 17.6 miles from Westwater Ranger Station to the Cisco take-out. There will be sections of calm water to take in the views and the stunning canyon walls, with a long stretch of consistent Class III-IV rapids. Finish the day with a nice calm stretch of water to the take-out at Cisco.
Opt for synthetic materials that dry fast to stay comfortable throughout the day on the river.
Use waterproof cases or dry bags for cameras and phones to protect against splashes and accidental drops.
Safety briefings are crucial for navigating rapids and handling your raft properly; pay close attention.
The sun can be intense on the water, so reapply sunscreen frequently to protect your skin.
Westwater Canyon holds historical significance with evidence of Native American settlements and pioneer exploration along the Colorado River.
Efforts to preserve the pristine river environment include regulated trip permits and strict no-trace camping policies to minimize human impact.
A properly fitted life jacket is crucial for safety on the rapids.
Protect your feet from rocky riverbeds while maintaining good traction.
summer specific
Shield your face and neck from sun while ensuring the hat stays secure in the wind.
summer specific
Helpful for sudden spring showers or wind chills while on the river.
spring specific