Paddle Weber River class II+ rapids with a guide on a 2–2.5 hour kayak run
2 - 2.5 hours
Guide, gear, river shuttle
Take a guided inflatable kayak trip on the Weber River from Taggart to Morgan, with tips and a safety talk from your guide. Choose a one- or two-person kayak and tackle class II+ rapids on a 2–2.5 hour run.
Ages 12+ and suggested for intermediate or advanced paddlers. Guide gratuity is not included; 15%–25% is customary.
Full refund with 7 days' notice. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows, late arrivals, and cancellations within 7 days are non-refundable. Schedule changes allowed up to 48 hours before your trip if availability allows.
Arrive 30 minutes before your trip start time.
Wear lightweight, quick-drying clothes. Bring a hat and sunglasses with retainers, closed-toe water sandals or old athletic shoes (avoid flip-flops), a full water bottle, and any necessary medications (and tell your guide). Consider gloves for grip comfort, plus a rain jacket on rainy days and a fleece or jacket on cool days. Leave most items in your car since anything you bring on the river could get wet, lost, or broken.
This route starts at a public river access site with portable restrooms and garbage cans. There are no rental shoes or retail items at this location.
Taggart's Public River Access Site, just off I-84, Taggart exit #108.
With a near-perfect rating across hundreds of reviews, this outfitter has clearly built a loyal following around the Weber River area. Guides like Trixie, Devin, Dawna, and Sofie come up repeatedly by name, which says a lot about the quality and consistency of the team. Reviewers highlight their knowledge of local history, wildlife, and flora, and several mention being spotted bald eagles and learning about everything from old mining towns to rock formations along the way. Beyond the guided experiences, the operation runs smoothly from start to finish. Reservations are easy, equipment rentals are hassle-free, and the staff is responsive when questions come up. A few reviewers noted that water levels can affect how exciting the rapids are, which is worth keeping in mind when planning, though most still had a great time regardless. The trips seem genuinely accessible for a wide range of ages and skill levels, including first-timers.
We had the most amazing time. Devin was a great guide, fun and informative. Beautiful scenery and an awesome experience. We will be visiting again next year!
Derek Willson
July 5, 2026
We had the most amazing time. Devin was a great guide, fun and informative. Beautiful scenery and an awesome experience. We will be visiting again next year!
Derek Willson
July 5, 2026
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