Wilderness River Adventures provides unforgettable Colorado River rafting experiences through the breathtaking landscapes of Grand Canyon National Park and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Based in Page, Arizona, the company has over 50 years of experience offering professionally guided river adventures for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and adventure seekers of all skill levels. As an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service, Wilderness River Adventures is known for safe, scenic, and memorable rafting trips on one of the world’s most iconic rivers.
Wilderness River Adventures offers:
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing float through Glen Canyon or an exciting multi-day whitewater expedition in the Grand Canyon, their experienced guides provide a safe and unforgettable journey while sharing the area’s unique history, geology, and wildlife.
Trip pricing varies depending on:
For the latest availability, pricing, and reservations, visitors are encouraged to contact Wilderness River Adventures directly or book online.
Experience the beauty of the Colorado River with Wilderness River Adventures. Whether you’re planning a peaceful scenic float or an unforgettable Grand Canyon rafting expedition, their expert team is ready to help you create the adventure of a lifetime.
Visit riveradventures.com to explore available trips and reserve your Colorado River adventure today.
Yes, trips will be conducted in the rain, please plan accordingly. Weather conditions will also be monitored by the company.
Wilderness River Adventures reserves the right to cancel trips due to unsafe conditions based on company policies. If your trip should be cancelled due to weather conditions, you can either be issued a full refund or move your reservation to a different date, if available.
Hardshell coolers (no space on vessel)
Alcoholic beverages
Illegal drugs or substances
Smoking abord the Wilderness bus and vessel (vaping included)
Weapons (knives, pepper spray and other aerosols, key rings/key chains for self-defense, stun-guns, concealed weapons, and ammunition or accessories to weapons).
Page, Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time. Please plan accordingly and set electronic devices to “Phoenix Time Zone”. In addition, the city neighbors the Navajo Reservation and the state of Utah, both of which honor Daylight Savings. Click here to check what time it is.
Food is not provided. It is recommended to bring food or snacks. Salty snacks and electrolytes are recommended for the heat.
Yes. When making your reservation, select the “self-drive” option. Once your reservation is complete, instructions for check-in will be provided. Passengers who chose to drive their personal vehicle to Lee’s Ferry will check-in with the boatman, 30-minutes after the scheduled departure time. Departure time advertised is from the Wilderness headquarters in Page, Arizona.
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