Ruby / Horsethief Canyon River Rafting
McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area
Providing a breathtaking sample of the dramatic canyon vistas that characterize the Colorado River, this tranquil 25-mile stretch is perfect for rafting, inflatable kayaking,
wildlife viewing, hiking and relaxing.
Ruby Canyon river rafting - large image
This amazing desert environment is home to many desert creatures and great for wildlife viewing. Look to the sky for bald and golden eagles soaring overhead. Watch lizards scurry
up sandstone and black rocks, and keep your eyes peeled for river otter playing along the river banks.
Raft on a big boat or get involved by paddling an inflatable kayak. Our inflatable kayaks are optional and offered to anyone who wants to get
in one. With mild rapids, this is the perfect trip to get the hang of our inflatable kayaks and enjoy our signature craft.
Inflatable Kayaking in Ruby Canyon
With Class I-II rapids, rafting and inflatable kayaking in Ruby Canyon can be enjoyed by any age at any skill level. This calm section of river makes for the perfect retreat from the stresses of every day life.
Kick back and admire the stunning sandstone canyon walls and unwind on sandy beaches.
Hardshell Kayak Instruction!
Join Adventure Bound and the Telluride Kayak School for an unparalleled kayak instruction trip in the extraordinary wilderness river canyons of the southwest!
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- Adventure Bound River Expeditions led a raft trip through Ruby/Horsethief Canyon, to help the Friends of McInnis Canyons NCA plant cottonwood trees along
the banks of the Colorado River. Read about their experience in the Free Press.
- View more Ruby Canyon rafting and inflatable kayaking photos in our Photo Gallery. If you have some great
photos from one of our trips and would like them added to our new photo album, please send them to info@adventureboundusa.com
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