Kayak the Colorado provides backhaul services to kayak the Horseshoe Bend and the Colorado River. See the Grand Canyon like never before. Conveniently located 10 minutes from Lee's Ferry, the beginning of any Colorado River adventure.

Have you always wanted to kayak in Grand Canyon on the mighty Colorado River? Anyone considering kayaking through the Grand Canyon must have solid Class 4 whitewater skills and a reliable river roll.

Kayaking or Rafting the Colorado River through Black Canyon is an adventure you won't soon forget. The water runs clear and green through the lower Colorado River for a smoothwater kayaking and camping trip the whole family can enjoy.

Nov 27, 2005 · Kayak Horseshoe Bend is a kayak and paddleboard backhaul service (water taxi) and kayak rental company. We move small boats from the launch ramp at Lees Ferry (the beginning of the Grand Canyon) 15 miles up the Colorado River to just below the Glen Canyon Dam that creates Lake Powell.

The Grand Canyon features sandy beaches, hidden slot canyons, and white water rapids. You can also enjoy tasty meals, meet great people, and learn many things about your surroundings and maybe even yourself!

Badger is the first of the Grand Canyon’s many fabulous whitewater rapids. The adrenaline rush of successfully navigating exploding, intimidating rapids like Granite, Hance, Crystal and Lava offers a thrill like no other. World class waves offer unparalleled opportunity for hours of sweet kayak surfing with ear to ear grins.

Jul 14, 2024 · The Grand Canyon, carved by the Colorado River, stands as a must-visit in the United States with its 277-mile length and 18-mile width. Kayaking is a much more intimate way to experience the Colorado River in Glen Canyon and Black Canyon, making it a great way to enjoy the Grand Canyon area.

Experie­nce the breathtaking be­auty of the Grand Canyon through a kayaking adventure. As you glide­ along the pristine waters, surrounde­d by towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and abundant wildlife, you’ll be­ captivated by the awe-inspiring canyon walls.

Hikes to Ancient Puebloan (Anasazi) ruins and up magical side-canyons to hidden waterfalls are part of our days as we paddle and play our way from Lee’s to Pearce Ferry, a journey of 275 miles. This is definitely the trip of a lifetime. And some folks do it every year!

Jan 20, 2024 · Kayaking in the Grand Canyon unveils millennia-old Native American settlements nestled within caves and canyons, offering an immersive experience in the region’s dynamics. Acquiring a permit is crucial, with allotments through a lottery system—planning ahead is key.