Zipline Fremont Pass, then raft Browns Canyon class III rapids in one day
Raft Class III rapids, then zip through Colorado canyons
Pair Class III rafting with canyon ziplining in Colorado
Tackle Class IV–V rapids beneath Royal Gorge Bridge on an advanced river run
A gentle four-mile float with splashy Class II rapids
Paddle Class IV-V rapids beneath the Royal Gorge Bridge
Lively Class III/IV rapids for first-time and young rafters
Raft Browns Canyon’s 13 named rapids with a catered riverside lunch
Paddle seven Class III rapids through Browns Canyon National Monument
Build paddling skills on a guided Arkansas River outing
Navigate Class III rapids and canyon views with guide support
Raft Arkansas River rapids and finish at the Riverside Grill
Tackle continuous Class IV-V rapids with a catered riverside lunch
Paddle Colorado's most continuous Class IV-V whitewater run
Raft The Numbers then ride horseback with a boxed lunch included
Advanced rafting on The Numbers plus a Lost Canyon zipline and BBQ lunch
Raft Browns Canyon then ride horseback, with burger lunch included
Raft Browns Canyon, then zipline over a rugged Colorado canyon—BBQ lunch included
Raft Browns Canyon, then soak at Mt. Princeton Hot Springs
Tackle The Numbers rapids, then soak at a Colorado hot springs with BBQ lunch
Raft Browns Canyon rapids on a private half-day trip with your own guide
Paddle a private raft through The Numbers’ continuous whitewater
Raft Browns Canyon rapids on a half-day trip from Buena Vista
Private full-day rafting through Browns Canyon with riverside gourmet lunch
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.