Meeting Place
OARS Warehouse
221 North 400 East
Vernal, Utah
Meeting Time
9:30 AM
1 Day from $109
View Dates & PricesOffered through OARS sister company, Don Hatch River Expeditions, our Utah river rafting day trip through Split Mountain Canyon on the Green River covers approximately nine river miles. There are four Class II – III rapids in this stretch of the Green River: Moonshine, S.O.B., Schoolboy and Inglesby. This one-day rafting trip is the perfect mix of spectacular scenery with just enough whitewater splashing to add a little spice. A perfect Utah rafting adventure for just about anyone.
OARS Warehouse
221 North 400 East
Vernal, Utah
9:30 AM
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Additional Cost: $15 National Park Service Fee
Prices subject to National Park Service approval
Daily, Mid-May through Mid-September
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O.A.R.S. Canyonlands, Inc. is an authorized concessioner of Dinosaur National Monument.
We respect and recognize that many of the river canyons, national forests, BLM and state lands, as well as national parks where we operate are the ancestral homes of many indigenous communities. In Utah, we acknowledge various bands of the Ute, as well as the Eastern Shoshone, Diné, Pueblos, Hopi, Havasupai, Hualapai, and Southern Paiute whose traditional territories include stretches of the San Juan, Colorado, Green and Yampa Rivers where we operate.
“It was a great family adventure with great guides. We really enjoyed being allowed to get out of the raft and float a little bit. We loved the fact that we stopped to see the petroglyphs. We had a wonderful time and would love to do it again sometime.”
-Rebecca S Preece ~ Kaysville, UT
“We liked being outdoors in the remote areas of the park in the beautiful environment around the Green & Yampa river area. Everything was great. Really enjoyed the stop to look at the pictographs & petroglyphs before we got in the river. We were aware of the terrific rock art in Utah and were really glad to see it. ”
–Jerry Troegle ~ Arlington, TX
“The guides were entertaining and educated about the surrounding geology. They were also able to do a few little “tricks” with our group – rock surfing, water fights, etc. They were very safety oriented. ”
-Tonilyn Campbell ~ Eden, UT