Arizona River Rafters
Full Day Upper Canyon – Sprint
Not a fan of early mornings but still want to go rafting? We have the perfect trip for you. The Sprint guarantees the same 10 miles of exciting Class III and IV rapids as the full day with a later departure time and without a stop for lunch. The Sprint trip still offers the perfect mix of adventure, desert scenery and exciting whitewater but at an exhilarating pace.
Tackle the challenging rapids of Maytag, Mother Rock and Overboard. After cruising through the volcanic Narrows, take a break to eat a quick snack and enjoy a restroom break. Jump back in the rafts and navigate through the remaining seven rapids including the powerful waves of Exhibition and the daunting drop of Mescal Falls. There is no shortage of thrilling whitewater on this full day of heart pounding adventure.
Trip Details
Adults: $100 Youth: $81
Where to Meet: Salt River near Globe, AZDaily Launches: March 5 to May 8
Length: Full Day, 10 miles
Difficulty: Beg./Intermediate, Class III-IV
Departure Time: 11:30 AM
Youth Age: 8-12 years old
Please arrive at least 30-45 minutes prior to departure time. Price listed includes a snack, transfers back to your vehicle, wetsuits, wetshoes and splash jackets when necessary. Price listed does not include land and water access fees (9%) or Apache Permit Fee ($25/person). Click Here for Group Rates!
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Popular Q&A
Where can I watch rafters and boaters on the river?
From mid-September to mid-October, thousands of people are riding the whitewater on the Gauley River. These trips can be viewed from the launch point at the Summersville Dam tailwaters area, located off WV Route 129.
What is the shortest river in Arizona.
Thunder River, North Rim Grand Canyon
What are the major rivers in Arizona.
The Colorado and Gila Rivers.
There are four major rivers in Arizona. These are the Colorado River, the Bill Williams River, the Little Colorado River, and the Gila River.
