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Glenwood Springs Colorado - Whitewater Rafting

Glenwood Canyon, just east of town, is one of the most popular runs on the Colorado River. Other rafting opportunities on the Colorado exist both upstream and downstream of Glenwood Springs. At the peak of spring runoff, raft and kayak trips on the Eagle and Roaring Fork tributaries can also be run.

Colorado River		Up to Class V	1/2 day, full day or multi-day

	The Colorado River is the major drainage of the southwestern U.S., with most rivers in Arizona, Utah, and western Colorado feeding into it. Though there are several challenging sections for those seeking thrills, on the whole the Colorado is a mild river that winds through beautiful mountain valleys and spectacular scenery.

Colorado River - Glenwood Canyon		Up to Class III	1/2 Day or Full Day

	Glenwood Canyon is one of the most popular raft trips in Colorado, and once you see its forested buttes, craggy slopes and winding route, you'll understand why.

Colorado River - Gore Canyon		Up to Class V	Full day

	This thrilling section of nonstop rapids is the highest part of the Colorado that can be rafted. Some of the most extreme and dangerous rapids in the state can be found in this stretch of the Upper Colorado, as its water races through narrow canyons, holes, falls, and whitewater of all kinds.

Colorado River - Pumphouse to Dotsero		Up to Class III	1/2 day, full day or multi-day

	The Colorado begins to settle down after its tumultuous descent out of the high Rockies, and winds through beautiful mountain canyons and sandstone cliffs.

Colorado River - Shoshone Rapids		Up to Class IV	1/2 Day

	For those seeking a thrilling raft trip, the Shoshone Rapids is a good option. Though short, this section offers six advanced rapids, including Tombstone, Baptism, The Wall, and Maneater.

Eagle River

	The Eagle River, one of the upper tributaries of the Colorado, is easily accessible and has great trout and bass fishing.

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