Las Vegas Trip Overview
Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! Raft down the mighty Colorado River and along the Grand Canyon’s sheer cliffs. You’ll raft through 7 sets of rapids varying in intensity. It’s 57-miles on the river that ends at Lake Mead National Park. This tour is the only one day rafting tour through the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon! Transportation from Las Vegas and a boxed lunch in included.
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Duration: 15 hours
Starts: Las Vegas, United States
Trip Category: Water Sports >> White Water Rafting
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What to Expect When Visiting Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! Raft down the mighty Colorado River and along the Grand Canyon’s sheer cliffs. You’ll raft through 7 sets of rapids varying in intensity. It’s 57-miles on the river that ends at Lake Mead National Park. This tour is the only one day rafting tour through the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon! Transportation from Las Vegas and a boxed lunch in included.
Itinerary
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Pass By: Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada
Get an early start from Las Vegas and head out to the Hualapai land at the Grand Canyon.
Stop At: Colorado River, Nevada
Arriving at Peach Springs in Arizona, you will then continue on to the Colorado River for your 5.5-hour white-water rafting adventure.
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At: Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Your native Hualapai guide will guide you through class 3 to class 6 rapids on your 57-mile (64km) journey through the Grand Canyon. Stops are made throughout the trip so you can discover hidden canyons and waterfalls, including Tavertine Waterfall. A boxed lunch is included which you can enjoy in the solitude of the canyon. Be sure to bring your camera for incredible photo opportunities!
Return to the lights of Las Vegas by air-conditioned van, arriving at approximately 7:00-8:00pm.
This tour is likely to sell out so book early!
Note: The Grand Canyon operates on a 1-10 scale of rapids vs the worldwide I-VI classification
Duration: 5 hours
