Float scenic desert canyons and splash through Class II rapids
Run class III rapids on Big River Rafts’ most popular 3-hour trip
Private Rio Grande scenic float with interpretive guide, snacks, and gear included
Float the Rio Grande del Norte with an interpretive guide and included snacks
7-hour Rio Grande rafting with Class III rapids, scenic gorge float, and picnic lunch
Paddle Class III rapids, then float the Rio Grande Gorge with a riverside picnic
Run the Rio Grande racecourse twice with a riverside picnic lunch
Customize a private Southwest escape with rafting, meals and a hotel stay
Raft the Rio Grande with your own private guide
Paddle your own inflatable kayak through guided race-course rapids
A full day of canyon rappelling and Class III rafting
Cast for trout, then raft the Rio Grande in one active day
Family-friendly rapids and inflatable kayaking on the Rio Grande
Paddle a challenging Taos canyon run with expert guide navigation
Navigate easy rapids and canyon scenery on a stand-up paddleboard float
An easy river float with outdoor dinner and beach games
A family-friendly Lower Gorge adventure for first-time rafters
A relaxed Rio Grande float with paddling, swimming, wildlife viewing and a riverside lunch
An easy Rio Grande overnight with guided whitewater and riverside camping
Paddle Abiquiu Lake at sunrise with provided gear and waterfront transport
Raft the Rio Grande Racecourse on a popular half-day run
Float the Rio Grande canyon with mild Class II rapids
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.