Run world-famous rapids and explore the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Hike to Elves Chasm, Deer Creek and explore Havasu Falls. Camp on cots under the stars and enjoy this once in a lifetime experience with friends, new and old.

Not included: flights to/from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS) and travel insurance. Guests are responsible for purchasing travel medical insurance and cancellation insurance which are also not included.

• All meals on the river are included starting with lunch the second day and ending with breakfast the last morning. Guests are responsible for all other meals.
• Beer and Wine are available for purchase in Marble Canyon if you'd like to bring any alcohol on the trip. (NO GLASS)
• A sleeping bag, sleeping pad, waterproof duffel bag, personal floatation device, small waterproof day bag, tent and a cot will be provided to you.
• Physical Rating Guests should:
• Be able to firmly grip ropes or handhold provided while running the rapids
• Have enough agility to climb on and off the rafts—this could be as much as a 2-3 foot reach sometimes on wet or slippery conditions.
• Fit into a Class V PFD (max 58” chest) as required by the National Park Service.
• Have the ability to navigate some uneven terrain on hikes and in camp.
• You may be charged a gas surcharge fee ($3-$30) and is not included in your trip price.
• You will be charged an entrance fee to the National Park $30.00
• You must limit your gear to 25 pounds

WEATHER
August Mean Max Temp: 103०
August Mean Min Temp: 75०
We never know for sure when it will rain, so even if you are taking a mid-summer trip be sure to bring a two piece rain suit!

PACKING LIST
The following list suggests items you should bring for your trip. When packing please keep in mind that:
1. You must limit your gear to 25 pounds (this is required by the flight & helicopter company).
2. Your bag should be a soft side duffle bag that is approximately 12”x13”x24” in order to fit in our 16”x33” dry bag we provide you. Our sleeping bag will also fit into this bigger dry bag with your duffel during the rafting trip.

CLOTHING ITEMS (Water clarity can vary from clear to silty. Light colored clothing can become discolored. Please pack accordingly)

• Two-piece rain suit (Not just for rainstorms. Water temperatures average 50 degrees year round. Quality rain gear offers protection against cold water when running rapids—especially early in the morning.)
• 2-3 swimsuits (2-piece swimsuit and quick-drying shorts or sports bra and short recommended for women.)
• 2-3 quick-drying shirts (long sleeve and/or short sleeve)
• 2 pair of lightweight pants/shorts, shirts, and underwear for camp
• 2 pair socks in case of sunburn or foot injury
• 1 pair quick-drying pants (optional for sun-protection)
• 1 sarong or other wrap-around (optional for sun protection)
• Lightweight fleece top
• Sturdy water sandals or multi-sport shoe that can get wet with good tread and support for hikes (Keen, Tevas, or Chacos are examples). It is wise to consider a back-up pair of sandals or shoes in case of damage.
• Comfortable footwear for camp (optional—some guest prefer flip flops or other light weight shoes in camp)
• Hat for sun protection with string or hat clip
• Gloves for protection while gripping ropes

PERSONAL ITEMS

• Personal hygiene products (toothbrush, deodorant, razor, mirror)
• Plenty of sunscreen
• Sunscreen lip balm
• Plenty of after-sun moisturizing body/foot lotion and aloe vera
• Soap and shampoo in small bottles
• Sport water bottle with strap or carabineer
• Small towel and wash cloth
• Tooth brush & toothpaste
• Small pack of tissues or wet towelettes
• Ziploc bags for storing wet items or keeping things dry
• Small headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
• Bandana
• Sunglasses with safety strap and back-up pair of prescription glasses if needed
• Camera—waterproof digital camera with extra batteries and memory card recommended
• Small travel pillow
• Medication if needed (cool storage is available)
• All guests 18 or older mush have photo ID available for trip flights
• Major credit card in case of evacuation or for souvenirs
• Cash for gratuities

OPTIONAL PERSONAL ITEMS

• 2 large 3”-4” carabineers (for clipping day-use bags and water bottles to ropes)
• Small back-pack for hikes
• Plastic bag for dirty or wet clothing,
• Mile-by-mile river guide book & other books
• Hiking sticks
• Playing cards or other free-time games

Beginning at Lee’s Ferry and ending at Whitmore Wash on a motorized raft, you will run exciting rapids like Houserock, Hance, Sockdolager, Hermit, Granite Falls, Crystal, and Lava Falls, and see beautiful side canyons and swimming holes including Little Colorado, Elves Chasm, Deer Creek and Havasu Creek.

At night you will relax on a cot under a vast canopy of stars as the fresh air and rhythm of the river lull you to sleep.

The trip includes one night's accommodation in Marble Canyon prior to launching on the river.