Half-Day or Full-Day Salt River White Water Rafting Trip from Canyon Rio Rafting (Up to 30% Off)
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Guides lead groups through the Salt River’s Class III whitewater rapids during half or full-day fun-filled rafting trips
- Age restrictions: must be 7 or older
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An additional fee (up to $35) per person for White Mountain Apache and US Forest Service is required at booking
- Full-Day Salt River Trip:
- Starting point: Salt River Bridge on Highway 60
- End point: Hoodoo takeout
- Trip length: 11 miles
- Trip duration: 5-6 hours
- Meet time: 9:30 a.m.
- End time: Between 3–4 p.m., dependent on water flows
- Lunch: Now serving carne asada and vegetarian tacos with fresh fruit and seasonal sides.
- Provided: wet suit, splash top, PFD, helmet, and paddle
- Half-Day Salt River Trip:
- Starting point: Salt River Bridge on Highway 60
- End point: Second Camp
- Trip length: 5 miles
- Trip duration: 3 hours
- Meet time: 9:30 a.m.
- End time: between 12:30–1:30 p.m., dependent on water flows
- Provided: wet suit, splash top, PFD, helmet, and paddle
Guides lead groups through the Salt River’s Class III whitewater rapids during half or full-day fun-filled rafting trips
- Age restrictions: must be 7 or older
-
An additional fee (up to $35) per person for White Mountain Apache and US Forest Service is required at booking
- Full-Day Salt River Trip:
- Starting point: Salt River Bridge on Highway 60
- End point: Hoodoo takeout
- Trip length: 11 miles
- Trip duration: 5-6 hours
- Meet time: 9:30 a.m.
- End time: Between 3–4 p.m., dependent on water flows
- Lunch: Now serving carne asada and vegetarian tacos with fresh fruit and seasonal sides.
- Provided: wet suit, splash top, PFD, helmet, and paddle
- Half-Day Salt River Trip:
- Starting point: Salt River Bridge on Highway 60
- End point: Second Camp
- Trip length: 5 miles
- Trip duration: 3 hours
- Meet time: 9:30 a.m.
- End time: between 12:30–1:30 p.m., dependent on water flows
- Provided: wet suit, splash top, PFD, helmet, and paddle
Need To Know Info
About Canyon Rio Rafting
The highly trained guides at Canyon Rio Rafting (located around two hours away from Phoenix and four from Flagstaff) spearhead half-, full-, and multi-day expeditions down the Salt River, Rio Chama, and San Juan River. Certified in first aid and versed in advanced wilderness medical and rescue training, they ensure that trips run as smoothly over Class II–IV rapids as a mustache over the foam of a cappuccino. Following romps on oar rafts, paddle rafts, and inflatable kayaks, guides nourish excursionists with gourmet meals.
Each tour can be described as fast, wet, and exciting whitewater rafting experience. There are numerous rapids along the way, the canyon provides scenic views, the food guests can enjoy is tasty, and the climate of Arizona, makes every day suitable for rafting, as the weather will never say no. Participants can join a half-, single-, or multi-day trip and experience regions of the desert that are rarely seen by other human beings.
Alternatively, Canyon Rio Rafting's certified instructors help foster future whitewater navigation by staging courses for guides, rescue technicians, and kayakers.