- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Sep 6- 9, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Sep 4- 6, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River to Moab
Sep 4- 6, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Aug 30-Sep 2, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Aug 27- 29, 10
Beer Tasting (Denver Museum)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Aug 27- 29, 10
(Muffy & Friends Private Trip)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 21- 21, 10
Peach ‘n Paddle
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Aug 20- 22, 10
(Rock Cystic Fibrosis Fundraiser )
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 20- 22, 10
Wine Tasting (Denver Museum)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Aug 16- 19, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Colorado River Upper
Aug 13- 15, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 13- 15, 10
Music Trips (Mike Finders & Bill Powers)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 13- 15, 10
Star Gazing (CU Boulder Alumni)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Aug 13- 15, 10
Star Gazing (Denver Museum)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 6- 8, 10
Wine Tasting (Denver Zoo)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jul 30- Aug 1, 10
Beer Tasting (Denver Zoo)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Green River
Jul 28- Aug 1, 10
Geology (CO School of Mines)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jul 23- 25, 10
Women Only (Ann Gushurst Private )
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 23- 25, 10
Western History
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River to Moab
Jul 23- 25, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Green River
Jul 21- 25, 10
Music Trips (Small Potatoes)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Jul 19- 22, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
San Juan Islands
Jul 19- 21, 10
Women Only
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Jul 16- 18, 10
Star Gazing
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 16- 18, 10
Sea Kayaking in Colorado
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jul 16- 18, 10
Wine Tasting
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Jul 9- 11, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Jul 9- 11, 10
Western History
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 9- 11, 10
Astronomy in the Wilderness (CO School of Mines)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Jul 5- 8, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Jul 2- 4, 10
(Launch in Delta)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Dolores River
Jul 2- 4, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Green River
Jun 30- Jul 4, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Jun 29-Jul 1, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
Jun 25- 27, 10
Geology (CO School of Mines)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jun 19- 20, 10
Family Trip
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jun 18- 20, 10
Beer Tasting
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Dolores River
Jun 18- 20, 10
Archaeology (Denver Museum)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
White River
Jun 12- 14, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jun 11- 13, 10
Geography (UNC Undergraduate Course)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Yampa River
Jun 11- 13, 10
Bird Watching (Denver Museum)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Yampa River
Jun 4- 6, 10
Family Trip (Denver Zoo)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
May 29- 31, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Gunnison River
May 29- 31, 10
(Memorial Day Weekend)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 28- 30, 09
(Happy Hikers Group and Individuals)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Aug 22- 23, 09
Sea Kayaking in Colorado
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 21- 23, 09
(Erin Swank-Mike Wymore Private)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 31- Aug 2, 09
Sea Kayaking in Colorado
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jul 25- 26, 09
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 24- 26, 09
(Boulder Father/Daughter Trip)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 18- 19, 09
Family Trip (Single Parents & Kids)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 17- 18, 09
(Phil Lyon Private)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 10- 12, 09
Geography (UNC Graduate Course)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
White River
Jul 3- 5, 09
(Colorado Historical Society)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
San Juan Islands
Jun 29- Jul 2, 09
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- T-shirt
- Bio-degradable soap
- Swimsuit & shorts (quick drying are best)
- Insect repellent
- Flashlight
- Sleeping bag & pad (rentals available)
- Rain gear
- Jacket
- Small first aid kit
- Sunglasses with strap
- Long pants & shirt (quick drying are best)
- Fleece pants & warm top
- Sun hat
- Personal toiletries
- Tennies & secure sandals or aqua socks
- Sunscreen
- Polypro top (moisture wicking)
- Wool or neoprene hat, socks and gloves
- Water bottle
Colorado River
Jun 19- 21, 09
Sea Kayaking in Colorado (Ski Meisters and Public)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jun 13- 14, 09
(Weatherstone Mt. Dragons)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jun 12- 14, 09
Archaeology (CO Archaeological Society)
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jun 11- 13, 09
(Nancy Carlson-Private)
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What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Jun 6- 7, 09
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Yampa River
May 30- 31, 09
- Trip Overview
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- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
May 16- 17, 09
(Teresa Stuart Private)
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What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Costa Rica
Apr 8- 15, 09
(8-day adventrue)
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Beach Towel (optional)
- Insect Repellent
- Rain Gear
- Swim Suit
- Binoculars (optional)
- Light Jacket
- Sandals
- Tennis Shoes
- Camera
- Long Pants (light weight)
- Shorts
- Toiletries
- Daypack
- Long-Sleeved Shirt (light weight)
- Sun Hat
- T-Shirts
- Dress or Skirt
- Passport
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Costa Rica
Mar 1- 8, 09
(8-day adventrue)
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- Tell a Friend
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What to Bring
- Beach Towel (optional)
- Insect Repellent
- Rain Gear
- Swim Suit
- Binoculars (optional)
- Light Jacket
- Sandals
- Tennis Shoes
- Camera
- Long Pants (light weight)
- Shorts
- Toiletries
- Daypack
- Long-Sleeved Shirt (light weight)
- Sun Hat
- T-Shirts
- Dress or Skirt
- Passport
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Costa Rica
Feb 6- 13, 09
(8-day adventrue)
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What to Bring
- Beach Towel (optional)
- Insect Repellent
- Rain Gear
- Swim Suit
- Binoculars (optional)
- Light Jacket
- Sandals
- Tennis Shoes
- Camera
- Long Pants (light weight)
- Shorts
- Toiletries
- Daypack
- Long-Sleeved Shirt (light weight)
- Sun Hat
- T-Shirts
- Dress or Skirt
- Passport
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Gunnison River
Aug 20- 22, 10
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Aug 20- ,
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- What to Bring
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
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- Make a Reservation
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- What to Bring
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Equipment Rental
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- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
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- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- What to Bring
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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Aug 18- ,
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- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
Aug 18- ,
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Colorado River
Aug 6- 8, 10
(Oberlin College Alumni)
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- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Gunnison River
Aug 6- 8, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Green River
Aug 4- 8, 10
- Trip Overview
- Trip Itinerary
- Trip Details
- Our Guides
- Map/ Getting Here
- What to Bring
- Equipment Rental
- Things to Do
- FAQ
- Photo Gallery
- Tell a Friend
- Make a Reservation
What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
Colorado River
Jul 31- Aug 1, 10
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What to Bring
- Tent* (rentals available)
- Sleeping Bag* (rentals available)
- Mattress Pad* (rentals available)
- Camp Chair* (rentals available)
- Day Backpack or Fanny Pack
- Swimsuit & Shorts (quick drying are best)
- Sun Hat
- Tennies or Secure Sandals for on the River
- Shoes while in camp*
- T-shirts
- Jacket
- Long Pants & Shirt (quick drying are best)
- Moisture Wicking Socks or Wool Socks
- Spare Car Keys
- Personal Toiletries including Bio-Degradable Soap & Towel*
- Flashlight*
- Small First Aid Kit (guides will have a comprehensive kit)*
Items to Keep Accessible in Your Day Pack
- Refillable Water Bottle (we will provide the water)
- Sunscreen
- Rain Gear
- Insect Repellent
- Sunglasses with Strap
- Snacks (optional)
Optional
- Camera/Film (recommend inexpensive or disposable camera)
- Binoculars
- Pocketknife
- Hiking Boots
- Water Blaster (keep accessible at all times!)
- Soda Pop
- Alcoholic Beverages*
- Medium-Size Cooler: 24-28 qt. (use ice blocks - not cubes!)
- Garbage & Zip Lock Bags (provides extra waterproof protection for your gear)
- Musical Instrument*
- Bandanna
* Multi-day trips only
Don’t Bring
- Jewelry
- Pets
- Firearms or Fireworks
What We Provide
- Chemically Treated Porta-Potty & Privacy Tent
- Boats / Paddles / Lifejackets
- All Meals from Breakfast on First Day through Lunch on Last Day
- Complimentary Wine with Dinner
- Drinking Water & Lemonade
- First Aid Kit
- 1 Dry Bag/Person for Your Gear (3.8 cu. ft.: 16” diameter x 33” tall)
- Rescue Equipment
- All Kitchen Gear
- Fire Pan for Campfires & Cooking
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We have camping equipment & canoes for rent. Please call to check on availability.
Reservations must be made one week prior to departure date.
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