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Aspen Rafting Trips
  Middle Roaring Fork
Middle Roaring Fork
Roaring Fork River
Class II-III – Beginner
Morning or Afternoon		   Cemetery
Cemetery
Roaring Fork River
Class II-III – Beginner
Morning or Afternoon		   Eco Rafting Trip
Eco - Trip
Class II Journey down the Roaring Fork River and see the valley from a new perspective.
 

Adventerous Rafting Trips
  Upper Roaring Fork
Upper Roaring Fork
Roaring Fork River
Class III – Intermediate
Morning or Afternoon		   Middle Roaring Fork
Fractions
Arkansas River
Class III – Intermediate
Morning or Afternoon		   Cemetery
Browns
Arkansas River
Class III – Intermediate
Full Day		   Shoshone Colorado Rafting
Shoshone
Colorado River
Class III – Intermediate
Morning or Afternoon		  

Wild Rafting Trips
  Slaughterhouse Falls
Slaughter House Falls
Roaring Fork River
Class IV – Advanced
Morning or Afternoon		   Upper Roaring Fork
Numbers
Arkansas River
Class IV – Advanced
Morning or Afternoon		   Slaughterhouse Falls
Pine Creek/Numbers
Arkansas River
Class IV - V – Advanced
¾ Day
  

Ducky Trips

  Ducky Trips
Basalt Mountain - Ducky Trips
Roaring Fork River
Class II - III – Intermediate
Morning or Afternoon
  Book Aspen Rafting
Buy Arkansas River Photos
What's Included
The raft trip, shuttle, lunch or snack, splash gear and wetsuit (when appropriate). They do not include photos, tips.
What to Wear Rafting
We suggest wearing quick-drying clothing such as non-cotton shorts and t-shirt and/or a bathing suit. Also important are sunscreen (you will be rafting at nearly 9,000 feet where the sun is intense!), sunglasses with retaining device, waterproof camera, and old sneakers or sandals with a heal strap. Bring a towel to dry off with and a change of clothes for your ride home.

We provide splash gear on all of our trips, and wetsuit, helmet, and wetsuit booties when appropriate.
Whitewater river scale
CLASS I
Your bath tub.
CLASS II
Mild. Predictable, smaller rapids. Great for younger families.
CLASS III
Moderate. Larger, more irregular rapids. Wet passengers and energetic paddling to be expected. Most clients will take a Class III trip.
CLASS IV
Wild. Long and unpredictable rapids, following in immediate succession.
CLASS V
Extreme. This is the edge. Only experienced paddlers.

Colorado State Parks
United States Forest ServiceWe operate under special use permits from the white river national forest, USDA forest service blm and Colorado department of parks.
Equal opportunity provider.
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