Thank you for taking the time to learn more about the physical aspects of a Grand Canyon Whitewater trip. The truth is that most people find themselves being physically challenged at some point on their trip. Everything from the weather to getting on and off the rafts makes this adventure unique. A … Read More
The sun, sand, water, and dry Arizona air in the Grand Canyon can take a toll on the skin. Some travelers may benefit from bringing light gloves to use throughout the trip. Gloves are not required, but here are some situations you’ll encounter while on the river where you may wear gloves. Sun … Read More
Redwall Cavern is one of those places that pictures simply cannot do justice. Located along river mile 33, Redwall Cavern is a ginormous ampitheater carved by high river flows into the Canyon's limestone walls. From afar, the cave looks deceptively small, especially compared to the towering cliff … Read More
“We are still here. We are our ancestors. We will not be forgotten.” (Quote from Breath of this Land video) The story of Grand Canyon cannot be told without acknowledging and celebrating the importance of the canyon and the river that runs through it to the native peoples of the southwest. … Read More
Guest Blog by Tessa Wix. Tessa (35-years-old, Sacramento, CA) rafted with us on an 11 Day Hiker's Special trip in April of 2022. Below she shared some thoughts on her experience with hearing aids. Bringing hearing aids on your river trip is doable and safe with the right gear. Given that hearing … Read More
The Grand Canyon is a source of inspiration for many, meaning there is no shortage of literature about it! We’ve put together a list of some staff favorites for you to read before your trip. The following books focus on river running through the canyon and are sure to add a whole new perspective to … Read More
The National Park Service (NPS) has various construction projects planned in the inner canyon to replace the Transcanyon Waterline, which runs along Bright Angel Trail. We are very excited about the upgrades! Details about the project and construction-related closures can be found on the NPS … Read More
The sun will just be rising, casting shadows on the canyon walls when you’ll hear your river guide call out "cooooffeee." That's the sign that another great day in the canyon has begun. Coffee was good! Can’t beat the venue! - Sue, North Andover, MA Coffee The guides make the coffee using … Read More
We love when folks stop by our office after their river trips, glowing with excitement as we all share stories of the canyon. During these visits, guests often share their tips and new ideas of how to prepare others for the experience of living on the river for a week or so. While chatting with a … Read More
When you’re going on a “once in a lifetime” trip, it makes sense that you want to take pictures to commemorate the event! But what type of camera should you bring?! Here are some options recommended by a former professional photographer and Grand Canyon team member, Dean. Cell Phone Guests often … Read More
Grand Canyon Whitewater
PO Box 2848, Flagstaff, Arizona 86003
United States of America
info@grandcanyonwhitewater.com
800-343-3121
This service is operated by Grand Canyon Whitewater, LLC., a Concessioner under contract with the U.S. Government and administered by the National Park Service. The Concessioner is responsible for conducting these operations in a satisfactory manner. Prices are approved by the National Park Service.
