Sleep on the river. Eat well. Wake up to whitewater. Multi-day rafting packages built for people who want more than a single day on the water.
Start hard, end easy. Day one is Gore Canyon — one of the only Class V commercial runs in Colorado. Day two floats you out on the calm, scenic Upper Colorado. A perfect balance of adrenaline and reward, with a night on the river in between.
The full Colorado River experience. Gore Canyon on day one, two full days floating the Upper Colorado, two nights camped on the river. If you're going to do it, do it right.
Three days on the Upper Colorado — no whitewater experience required. Float through a stunning canyon, camp riverside, and watch eagles work the thermals. For families, mixed groups, or anyone who wants the river experience without the Class V commitment.
The easiest way to spend a night on the river. One scenic day floating the Upper Colorado, a night at riverside camp, and a relaxed morning float out. Our most affordable overnight — perfect for first-timers, families, and anyone who just wants to unplug on the water. Run it in a raft, or paddle your own inflatable kayak.
Sit back and let your guide do the steering. Great for groups and anyone who wants the classic float experience.
Paddle your own stable, forgiving inflatable kayak alongside the guide. Hands-on and a little more adventurous. Learn more
We can outfit your whole group. Gear is available per person as individual items or as bundled packages for better value. Add your selections when you fill out the reservation form.
| Item | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Tent | 2-person dome with rain fly | $40 / person |
| Sleeping Bag | 3-season, 20°F rated | $40 / person |
| Sleeping Pad | Foam, insulated | $30 / person |
| Headlamp | Batteries included | $15 / person |
| Sleeping PackageSave $10 | Tent + Sleeping Bag + Sleeping Pad | $100 / person |
| Full PackageSave $15 | Tent + Sleeping Bag + Sleeping Pad + Headlamp | $110 / person |
Gear sourced through Outdoors Geek for bulk bookings. Select your quantities in the reservation form.
Fill out our overnight reservation form — trip dates, guests, gear needs, and dietary info. We'll confirm availability and reach out to finalize your booking.
No — we can outfit your entire group. Tents, sleeping bags, pads, and headlamps are all available as rentals. Just add your selections to the reservation form and we'll have everything ready when you arrive. If you'd rather bring your own gear, that's completely fine too. Dry bags and camp chairs are included on every trip at no charge.
For any package that includes Gore Canyon (Gore + Float and the Full Expedition), the minimum age is 16. The scenic float trips — Upper Colorado Overnight and Colorado Float — are family-friendly, so call us to discuss specific ages and we'll make sure your group is set up for success.
We'll send a full packing list when you book. In general: clothes that can get wet, a warm change of clothes for camp, sunscreen, a water bottle, and any personal medications. We handle the rest — food, gear, logistics, and all the river equipment.
For the packages that include Gore Canyon (Gore + Float and the Full Expedition), you need to be in solid physical shape — Gore is a demanding Class V run that requires sustained paddling and confident swimming ability. The scenic float trips (Upper Colorado Overnight and Colorado Float) are appropriate for most fitness levels. When in doubt, call us and we'll talk you through it honestly.
We ask about dietary restrictions right in the reservation form, and we do our best to accommodate common needs. Just let us know what you need when you book and we'll plan the camp meals accordingly.
Overnight dates are limited and fill up fast, especially in July and August. We recommend reserving at least 4–6 weeks out. Contact us as early as you can to lock in your preferred dates.
Gratuity is not included in the package price. If your guides deliver — and we think they will — tipping is always appreciated and goes directly to the crew who spent days on the river with you.