Canyoneer Entrajo Canyon, then packraft the Colorado River on a private tour
7 - 9 hours
Guide, gear, packraft
Explore a red rock slot canyon on a guided hike with rappels, then switch gears for an afternoon on the Colorado River in a one-person packraft. This private tour keeps the day focused on your group and your guide.
Minimum age is suggested as 7, with exceptions sometimes made. Plan to get wet in the canyon and on the river, and wear closed-toe shoes.
Groups under 10: Cancel 2+ weeks out for a full refund. Cancel within 2 weeks but more than 48 hours out: charged a $20/person deposit. Cancel within 48 hours: no refund. Groups 10+: 10% deposit is non-refundable unless guides cancel due to weather; full refunds if your guide cancels due to bad weather.
Wear closed-toe hiking shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting wet. Bring 1–2 liters of water per person, plus snacks and a lunch. Pack a backpack, and consider sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera. If you want different footwear for the river, bring water shoes or sandals with heel straps.
Plan to get wet in the canyon and on the river. Depending on recent rains, you may walk, wade, or swim through pools during the canyon portion.
You don’t need to show up with techniques dialed in—your guide will teach you the skills you need in the canyon and go over packrafting basics and river safety before you launch.
16 South 100 East Moab, Utah 84532
Jake, Kai, Joe, Eliza, Skyeler, and the rest of the crew have built something genuinely special in Moab. Reviewers consistently rave about the depth of knowledge their guides bring, whether it's geology, local wildlife, or plant life, with many noting it transformed a fun outing into a real learning experience. The booking process gets just as much praise as the trips themselves, with Kai in particular highlighted for taking time to understand what guests are actually looking for and matching them to the right adventure. The range of experiences on offer is broad, from multi-day hiking itineraries across Arches and Canyonlands to canyoneering routes with 200-foot rappels that you simply couldn't find on your own. Families with kids, school groups, and solo adventurers all show up in these reviews, and the guides seem genuinely skilled at calibrating the experience to the group. One Seattle school has been returning every year for six years, which says a lot about consistency. Safety protocols are mentioned frequently and always in a reassuring, confidence-building way rather than feeling restrictive. It's hard to find a single complaint across the board, and that kind of sustained reputation in a competitive outdoor guiding market is worth paying attention to.
Skylar and Jake were amazing guides! They picked a perfect spot for both little kids and adults. They were great with the kids and we had a fabulous time.
Seamus O'Connor
July 2, 2026
Skylar and Jake were amazing guides! They picked a perfect spot for both little kids and adults. They were great with the kids and we had a fabulous time.
Seamus O'Connor
July 2, 2026
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