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While the Yampa River is noted for its whitewater, it also offers family-friendly calm stretches that meander through the pristine high-altitude landscape, with abundant wildlife and overnights at scenic campsites.

Travel through many layers of history on the Yampa. This beautiful river flows through the fossil-rich, Jurassic-era Dinosaur National Monument. Short hikes take you to ancient Native American sites such as Mantle Cave, utilized as a food storage site 1500 years ago, and marvel at renowned rock art panels in Jones Hole, Echo Park, and Island Park.

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When you are where the History lives

History buffs can follow the route of the John Wesley Powell expedition, who explored the Green River in 1869. Powell left his imprint on the region by naming the "Split Mountain" and "Whirlpool Canyon" landmarks.

Be surrounded by amazing geologic features.

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Float by the black desert varnish-striped Tiger Wall, or Mitten Park Fault where millions of years of rock layers fold and curve. See the memorable 1,000 foot Steamboat Rock where the aptly named Green River merges and then blends into the Yampa.

See the spot often credited with the birth of the modern American environmental movement. This pristine canyon system was once in danger of disappearing beneath the watery depths of a major reservoir. Throughout the 1950s, conservation groups fought against a proposed dam at Echo Park that would have forever drowned both Yampa and Lodore canyons

Public exposure to the area thru early commercial river rafting trips on the Green and Yampa rivers helped to inspire the movement that saved Dinosaur. Many of those who floated the rivers were forever motivated to partake in the struggle to preserve them for future generations. Their eventual success brought Dinosaur National Monument to the attention of the country and helped kick-start the nascent American environmental movement. We have the early river runners of Dinosaur National Monument to thank for the protection many of America's wildest places now enjoy!

Who knows what inspirations you may find in these same beautiful and remote canyons. Be sure to make your vacation reservations early for this very special rafting trip and inflatable kayaking adventure to Yampa River!

View more Yampa River 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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PAYMENT & CANCELLATIONS

PAYMENT OPTIONS

  • Pay in full.
  • 1/2 down, 1/2 charged 30 days prior to trip.
  • 1/3 down with remaining balance charged in thirds.
  • Call for other arrangements!

    • CANCELLATION POLICY

  • We know plans change so we offer a lenient cancellation policy.
  • 60+ days: Receive a full refund minus $25 per person for unrecoverable fees
  • 59 - 21 days: Receive a full refund minus $50 per person for unrecoverable fees
  • 20 days - 48 hours: Receive full credit towards any Mild to Wild trip within the next three years. 48 hours - Trip departure: Unfortunately there will be no refund.
  • This is due to the multiple logistics and unrecoverable fees involved in preparing for our multi-day trips.
  • For more information about our cancellation policies, visit this page

    • CREDIT CARD SECURITY

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    • FEES

  • In addition to the listed trip cost, we collect an additional 7% for River and Land Access Fees (ie. Forest Service, BLM, City, Private Land Use).

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