Green River Rafting in Utah

A whitewater rafting trip on the Green River in Utah offers rafters the best of western paddling through deep canyons and glorious vistas. Traveling by raft through Dinosaur National Monument, the Green River is an open-air archive of fascinating fossils — in plain sight among the cliff walls and shores — unearthed by wind, water and time. At its start, the river twists through the Gates of Lodore, a catacomb of scarlet slot canyons, yawning valleys and lush ledges of emerald evergreen and brush. Exploration is the mission of the day as a rafting trip on the Green River promises dozens of side hikes, relaxing nights on the beach and easy-going whitewater paddles perfect for young families and laid-back vacationers.

There's plenty or excitement, too! Lodore Canyon rafting has rapids with names like Disaster Falls, Hell's Half Mile and Triplet Falls. The average descent is one foot per mile above Disaster Falls and the greatest rate of descent is at Hell's Half Mile which is a drop of 30 feet in less than a half mile. The Green River is sustained by the dam at Flaming Gorge Reservoir whichs acts to keep the Green River's flow at a navigable level throughout the spring and summer months. Book your Green River rafting trip today!