Hike down the Bright Angel Trail to the Colorado River, then tackle the biggest whitewater in North America, and explore iconic natural wonders like Elves Chasm, Deer Creek Falls, and Havasu Canyon on this legendary Grand Canyon dory trip.

Explore the scenic wonders of the upper section of Grand Canyon by dory before tackling the Lower Canyon’s epic whitewater, ending with a run through Lava Falls and a helicopter ride to the rim.

For the 50th anniversary of dory trips in Idaho, OARS is pleased to present Dory Land, a new film that celebrates Idaho’s rivers and guides.

Hike 7.7 miles down the legendary Bright Angel Trail, then run the lower section of Grand Canyon by dory through the deepest part of the canyon and biggest whitewater. Tackle the notorious rapids like Lava and Crystal, explore Elves Chasm, Deer Creek Falls, and Havasu Canyon, and float through the spectacular Lower Granite Gorge.

OARS was founded in 1969 by river pioneer George Wendt. Take a look back at the company's 50-plus year history and find out how it all began.

A dory is an incredible craft for exploring a river, but not everybody knows what they are. Here a just a few details to start you thinking.

An epic introduction to the Colorado River through Grand Canyon with big to even bigger whitewater, unparalleled views, and a challenging 7.7-mile hike up and out of the canyon on the last day.

OARS has 55+ years of Idaho whitewater rafting experience. For rafters and anglers, an Idaho rafting trip is the real deal.

On dory trips, the question that inevitably comes up is, "Where do the names on the boats come from?" We've got the answer right here...

Learn the mechanics of rowing dories on this 5-day intermediate rowing course on Idaho’s Lower Salmon River