Centennial Canoe Outfitters Inc.

Destinations

Upper White River Canoeing: Western History

Jun 7 - 11, 2014

Trip Fees

Adult

$610

Kids

$580

Discount*

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Student

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Deposit**

$100

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Canoe, camp, hike & explore with our facilitator, Dr. Andrew Gulliford, Ft. Lewis College SW Studies and History Professor.  Listen to stories of the colorful characters and circumstances that helped shape the western landscape as you journey through this exciting territory. Co-sponsored by San Juan Mountain Association.

This beautiful river stretch  begins in Rangely, CO.  The trip will combine both the lower (33 miles) and upper (30 miles) White River sections making an excellent 5-day trip covering a 63-mile journey through a remote area of Colorado and Utah. Paddle past several rural horse ranches before entering the spectacular Hell's Hole Canyon which will lead you into the White River Canyon.

When you canoe Utah, you won’t soon forget it. The White River, flowing westward 63-miles from Rangely, Colorado, near the Colorado and Utah border, has been referred to as the best canoeing in Utah. It is certainly the most remote wilderness area of any flat-water river stretch in the West. Few boaters have discovered the wild and secluded beauty of a Utah canoe trip through Hell's Hole and White River Canyons. Wildlife abounds, including wild horse herds, antelope, deer and beaver. Fantastic hiking awaits you at the unusual geologic formations of Goblin City. Before or after your trip, you may wish to hike into Fantasy Canyon or Devil’s Playground, featuring other unique rock formations. The water on the White River is generally smooth with occasional rapids up to Class II in difficulty. Excellent camping is found in the cottonwood groves along the river.

Upper White River Canoeing: Western History
Upper White River Canoeing: Western History
Upper White River Canoeing: Western History

 

Details

River
White River Canoeing

Rating
Beginner; Ages 6+; Kids Prices 6-12 yr.

Trip Length
5-Day

Hiking
Yes

Trip Availablity
Open to Public

Theme
Western History

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