River Rafting

If your last summer vacation involved losing your arm in a major war, then being sent by your government to uncharted territory to run death-defying whitewater through indifferent canyons in a wooden boat that didn’t exactly steer, then you and John Wesley Powell have a lot to talk about. But with all the advances and amenities involved in modern-day Utah river rafting, you can brave everything from stillwater to serious soapsuds with a Nalgene-may-care attitude.

And with all the family-friendly gigs out there, you can even pull it off without your troops staging a mutiny and leaving you to survive on your grit and remaining flour rations.

A little something to know before you go: Rapids are classified on a scale from 1-6, or, if you’d rather, from safest to most insane. We’ll break it down for you now so you don’t have to do the math at the edge of a fifteen-foot waterfall.

Class I Hey, wuss, over here! Gentle riffles, a little rocking.

Class II Waves, a little maneuvering and a splash. Canyon cred without going overboard.

Class III More intense than II’s, less intense than IV’s.

Class IV Iron your sash and polish your neckerchief slide. What’s the Boy Scout motto? “Be prepared, cuz things about to get nasty”?

Class V Congratulations! You’ve outlived the basic evolutionary impulse to preserve your own life!

Class VI Might as well go out doing something you love.

Rivers to Raft in Utah below...

RIVERS TO RAFT IN UTAH

• Fisher Towers River Rafting
• Utah River Rafting Day & Multi-Day Trips
• Colorado River Rafting
• Cataract Canyon Rafting
• Desolation Canyon River Rafting
• Dolores River Rafting Trips
• Gates of Lodore Rafting
• Labyrinth Canyon River Rafting
• Little Hole River Rafting
• Utah River Rafting Packing List
• Sevier River Rafting
• Snake River Rafting
• Split Mountain River Rafting
• Stillwater Canyon Rafting
• Virgin River Utah Rafting
• Weber River Rafting
• Westwater Canyon River Rafting
• White River Rafting
• Yampa River Rafting