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Moab Colorado River Tours


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Scenic Moab River Tours on the Colorado River

Did you know the Colorado River is over 1,400 miles long, is the sixth longest river in the nation, and passes through seven states and two countries? The Colorado River plays host to a plethora of amazing river tours and recreational activities, and nowhere along those miles is quite like Moab, Utah. High adventure whitewater rafting in Westwater Canyonmild float trips on the Colorado River, and scenic jet boat tours can all be done right from our backyard. Now, all you have to do is decide which Moab river tour appeals to you the most!

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River Rafting from Moab, Utah

Life isn’t complete until you’ve ridden a raft down the mighty Colorado River. That’s a true fact, we read it online. Whether you’re partial to high adrenaline whitewater, a mild to moderate float, overnight trips, or just a quick full or half day on the river we’ve got that perfect rafting trip that will positively change your life, or at least your outlook.

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Moab Jet Boat Tours

Imagine in just a few hours being able to explore deep into the pristine Colorado River Canyons where the whispers of ancient civilizations still exist and the echo of a raven’s call ricochets along the towering cliffs above. Arches play peekaboo around river bends, beaver and river otter are sometimes noticed gliding across the water’s surface, and whether you see them or not, deer and bighorn sheep are certainly keeping a watch over the strangers in their wonderland.

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