Yampa River Rafting 2016 Trips
The last of the wild ones! The Yampa is the last free-flowing river in the entire Colorado River system. When the Yampa is running, the whole Colorado Plateau is alive with whitewater!See the remote and untouched headwaters of the Colorado River system and ride the crest of one of the best river trips in the world. The water level depends completely on run-off from the Rocky Mountain snow melt during the first part of summer. These famous waters are compressed between towering canyon walls creating unforgettable rapids including "Tepee", "Big Joe" and "Warm Springs"
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Yampa 4 Day Rafting Trip
$847 Adult- May 12-15
- May 28-31
- June 2-5
- June 9-12
- June 18-21
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
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Yampa 4 Day Rafting Trip
$773 Youth 16 & Under- May 12-15
- May 28-31
- June 2-5
- June 9-12
- June 18-21
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
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Yampa 4 Day Rafting Trip
$752 Group of 10 or more- May 12-15
- May 28-31
- June 2-5
- June 9-12
- June 18-21
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
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Yampa 5 Day Rafting Trip
$936 Adult- June 30 - July 4
- July 2-6
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- Group Rates
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
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Yampa 5 Day Rafting Trip
$852 Youth 16 & Under- June 30 - July 4
- July 2-6
- If you have
- Any questions
- Call 1-800-423-5668
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
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Yampa 5 Day Rafting Trip
$836 Group of 10 or more- June 30 - July 4
- July 2-6
- If you have
- Any questions
- Call 1-800-423-5668
- Includes Inflatable Kayaks
Optional: Rental Tent $40 (sleeps 2-3), Rental Sleeping Pad $10, Purchase Sleeping Bag $48 Included: Inflatable Kayaks at no additional charge
Optional: River Trip Only - No land transportation provided. Deduct $100 per person from all prices listed. Provide your own shuttle service. Call for details.
While the Yampa River is noted for its whitewater, it also offers family-friendly calm stretches that meander through the pristine high-altitude landscape, with abundant wildlife and overnights at scenic campsites.Travel through many layers of history on the Yampa. This beautiful river flows through the fossil-rich, Jurassic-era Dinosaur National Monument. Short hikes take you to ancient Native American sites such as Mantle Cave, utilized as a food storage site 1500 years ago, and marvel at renowned rock art panels in Jones Hole, Echo Park, and Island Park.
History buffs can follow the route of the John Wesley Powell expedition, who explored the Green River in 1869. Powell left his imprint on the region by naming the "Split Mountain" and "Whirlpool Canyon" landmarks.
