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| July 15, 2009 |
 River Float: Corn Lake to Blue Heron Corn Lake to Blue Heron River Float (4 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks.The Colorado River, between Corn Lake (Clifton) and Blue Heron (Redlands Parkway), is called the Urban Route by locals. This stretch of river is full of wildlife, yet close to town. There are eagles, Blue Heron rookeries, ducks, geese, beavers, and deer crossing the river. This is a fairly flat stretch of river, where you can kick back and relax. At the confluence of the Gunnison and Colorado, past the 5th Street Bridge, kayakers surf the wave during peak water flow.  More information about this river run. Make a reservationWhen: 07/15/2009 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| July 18, 2009 |
River Float: Blue Heron to FruitaBlue Heron to Fruita River Float (3 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. A relaxing float from Blue Heron Park on the west side of Grand Junction (24 Road) to Fruita State Park will take you through some spectacular scenery unknown to most locals. A local float with views of the Colorado National Monument runs through the Canadian Goose flyway and a series of small rapids. With easy access and a short shuttle time this trip is perfect for morning to mid-day starts. This stretch of Colorado river offers plenty of good swimming on hot days. More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 07/18/2009 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| July 23, 2009 |
River Float: Corn Lake to Blue HeronCorn Lake to Blue Heron River Float (5 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. The Colorado River, between Corn Lake (Clifton) and Blue Heron (Redlands Parkway), is called the Urban Route by locals. This stretch of river is full of wildlife, yet close to town. There are eagles, Blue Heron rookeries, ducks, geese, beavers, and deer crossing the river. This is a fairly flat stretch of river, where you can kick back and relax. At the confluence of the Gunnison and Colorado, past the 5th Street Bridge, kayakers surf the wave during peak water flow. More information about this river run. Make a reservationWhen: 07/23/2009 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| July 25, 2009 |
River Float: Escalante to BridgeportEscalante to Bridgeport River Float (6 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. The Gunnison River, between the Escalante and Dominguez Canyons, offers a very scenic and gentle float. The river flows through beautiful slickrock canyon country interspersed with small ranches and fruit orchards. There are many natural attractions on this day float. More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 07/25/2009 Time: 09:00 AM To 04:00 PM |
| July 31, 2009 |
Camp Freedom: Camp for Children with Disabilities Camp Freedom - Camp Rowdy Rabbit will provide children with primarily physical disabilities an outdoor camp experience. Activities are designed to build self-esteem and friendships.The goal is to find commonalities and support others who have physical challenges. For more information » visit the Camp Freedom pages or call 970-257-1222. When: 07/31/2009 to 08/02/2009 Where: Camp Kiwanis near Powderhorn Resort Western Colorado Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| August 02, 2009 |
River Float: Blue Heron to FruitaBlue Heron to Fruita River Float (4 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. A relaxing float from Blue Heron Park on the west side of Grand Junction (24 Road) to Fruita State Park will take you through some spectacular scenery unknown to most locals. A local float with views of the Colorado National Monument runs through the Canadian Goose flyway and a series of small rapids. With easy access and a short shuttle time this trip is perfect for morning to mid-day starts. This stretch of Colorado river offers plenty of good swimming on hot days. More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 08/02/2009 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| August 04, 2009 |
River Trip: Westwater CanyonWestwater Canyon River Trip from Westwater to Cisco (overnight) in oar rafts, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks. Experience the exhilarating rapids of the Westwater Canyon! Hidden away in western Colorado and eastern Utah is Westwater Canyon, which offers an exceptional whitewater rafting trip as the Colorado River begins the last leg of its journey through Colorado. The water current becomes notably swifter as it is forced into the descending and narrowing channel of Westwater Canyon. It is here that your trip offers the thrill and challenge of running some of the best white water Class III-IV rapids in the region. Colorful names and exciting stories accompany these rapids, especially "Little Dolores," "Funnel Falls," "Skull," and "Sock-it-to-Me." ** Limited to military veterans. Wounded Warrior Project ** More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 08/04/2009 to 08/05/2009 Time: 08:00 AM To 05:00 PM Phone: 970-254-0404 |
| August 13, 2009 |
River Float: Blue Heron to FruitaBlue Heron to Fruita River Float (4 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. A relaxing float from Blue Heron Park on the west side of Grand Junction (24 Road) to Fruita State Park will take you through some spectacular scenery unknown to most locals. A local float with views of the Colorado National Monument runs through the Canadian Goose flyway and a series of small rapids. With easy access and a short shuttle time this trip is perfect for morning to mid-day starts. This stretch of Colorado river offers plenty of good swimming on hot days. More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 08/13/2009 Time: 10:00 AM To 03:00 PM Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| August 15, 2009 |
River Float: Corn Lake to Blue HeronCorn Lake to Blue Heron River Float (5 hours) in rafts and inflatable kayaks. The Colorado River, between Corn Lake (Clifton) and Blue Heron (Redlands Parkway), is called the Urban Route by locals. This stretch of river is full of wildlife, yet close to town. There are eagles, Blue Heron rookeries, ducks, geese, beavers, and deer crossing the river. This is a fairly flat stretch of river, where you can kick back and relax. At the confluence of the Gunnison and Colorado, past the 5th Street Bridge, kayakers surf the wave during peak water flow. More information about this river run. Make a reservationWhen: 08/15/2009 Phone: 970-257-1222 |
| August 17, 2009 |
River Trip: Ruby-Horsethief and Westwater CanyonsRuby-Horsethief and Westwater Canyons River Trip from Loma to Cisco (2 nights) in oar rafts, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks. The first two days of the trip will take you through the dramatic scenery of the Ruby-Horsethief Canyons section (see Loma, CO to Westwater, UT trip). Located in west central Colorado and eastern Utah, this 25-mile, Class I-II float travels through the breathtaking scenery of the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA). The next morning we'll load up the rafts and head to exhilarating rapids of the Westwater Canyon. Hidden away in western Colorado and eastern Utah is Westwater Canyon, which offers an exceptional whitewater rafting trip as the Colorado River begins the last leg of its journey through Colorado. The water current becomes notably swifter as it is forced into the descending and narrowing channel of Westwater Canyon. It is here that your trip offers the thrill and challenge of running some of the best white water Class III-IV rapids in the region. Colorful names and exciting stories accompany these rapids, especially "Little Dolores," "Funnel Falls," "Skull," and "Sock-it-to-Me." ** Limited to military veterans. Wounded Warrior Project ** More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 08/17/2009 to 08/19/2009 Time: 08:00 AM To 04:00 PM Phone: 970-254-0404 |
| August 19, 2009 |
River Trip: Ruby-Horsethief and Westwater CanyonsRuby-Horsethief and Westwater Canyons River Trip from Loma to Cisco (2 nights) in oar rafts, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks. The first two days of the trip will take you through the dramatic scenery of the Ruby-Horsethief Canyons section (see Loma, CO to Westwater, UT trip). Located in west central Colorado and eastern Utah, this 25-mile, Class I-II float travels through the breathtaking scenery of the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA). The next morning we'll load up the rafts and head to exhilarating rapids of the Westwater Canyon. Hidden away in western Colorado and eastern Utah is Westwater Canyon, which offers an exceptional whitewater rafting trip as the Colorado River begins the last leg of its journey through Colorado. The water current becomes notably swifter as it is forced into the descending and narrowing channel of Westwater Canyon. It is here that your trip offers the thrill and challenge of running some of the best white water Class III-IV rapids in the region. Colorful names and exciting stories accompany these rapids, especially "Little Dolores," "Funnel Falls," "Skull," and "Sock-it-to-Me." ** Limited to military veterans. Wounded Warrior Project ** More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 08/19/2009 to 08/21/2009 Time: 08:00 AM To 04:00 PM Phone: 970-254-0404 |
| September 07, 2009 |
River Trip: Westwater CanyonWestwater Canyon River Trip from Westwater to Cisco (overnight) in oar rafts, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks. Experience the exhilarating rapids of the Westwater Canyon! Hidden away in western Colorado and eastern Utah is Westwater Canyon, which offers an exceptional whitewater rafting trip as the Colorado River begins the last leg of its journey through Colorado. The water current becomes notably swifter as it is forced into the descending and narrowing channel of Westwater Canyon. It is here that your trip offers the thrill and challenge of running some of the best white water Class III-IV rapids in the region. Colorful names and exciting stories accompany these rapids, especially "Little Dolores," "Funnel Falls," "Skull," and "Sock-it-to-Me." ** Limited to women-only military veterans. Wounded Warrior Project ** More information about this river run Make a reservationWhen: 09/07/2009 to 09/08/2009 Time: 08:00 AM To 04:00 PM Phone: 970-254-0404 |
