Meeting Place
Address:
The OARS Warehouse
2540 S HWY 191
Moab, Utah
2-3 Days from $499
View Dates & PricesNamed “The West’s Best Short Whitewater Trip” by National Geographic, Westwater Canyon rafting trips take you down an exciting stretch of the Colorado River that includes numerous Class III and IV rapids. Experience the thrilling adventure of Little Dolores, Funnel Falls, the infamous Skull Rapid and ever-popular Sock-It-To-Me. Traveling through this canyon’s towering walls offers incredible views of a Precambrian time-capsule with geologic formations of nearly two-billion year old black Vishnu Schist and pink Zoroaster Granite topped by red-gold sandstone. Spacious sandy beach campsites welcome guests for evenings of delicious guide-prepared meals, camaraderie and relaxation before retiring for the night under a blanket of a million stars.
Our 3-day Westwater Canyon rafting adventure begins further upstream in the tranquil waters of picturesque Ruby Horsethief Canyon. The calmer river flows through this section of the river canyon allowing for the use of fun inflatable kayaks (IKs) and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs). An abundance of wildlife, including great blue herons, bald eagles, peregrine falcons, mule deer, and desert bighorn sheep add additional interest to the stunning desert scenery. Ruby Horsethief also offers some fantastic hiking to natural arches in the Entrada Sandstone and Mee Canyon in the Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness Area.
The OARS Warehouse
2540 S HWY 191
Moab, Utah
Adult: $549
Youth: $499
Adult: $825
Youth: $749
Premier Pricing: Save $75 per person on our 2-day Westwater Canyon rafting trips and $100 per person on our 3-day trips when you are one of the first four to book a 2021 departure by March 31, 2021 and reference “Premier Pricing” at time of booking.
Deposit: $250
Additional Costs:
Save 20% off the regular price when you book any one of the following trips by March 31st using promo code SPRING2021:
• 2 Days: June 23; August 22, 25, 29; September 1
• 3 Days: April 6, 12, 20, 27; July 18; August 5
O.A.R.S. Canyonlands, Inc. operates in Westwater Canyon as a permitted outfitter of the Bureau of Land Management
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.