Utah’s San Juan River is born as snow on Colorado’s mountains, eventually joining the Colorado River. Evidence of ancient inhabitants abounds – the basin was home to the Azanazi Culture, who flourished in the canyons and in sheltered areas.
Enjoy a fun, easy paddle through dramatic red-rock canyons. The river twists and turns through convoluted “goosenecks” as it drains from southern Utah before flowing into the Colorado River at Lake Powell. Most of the river is gentle current interspersed with simple rapids; but, there are a few Class II and III rapids to add excitement.
This trip is run in cooperation with BLM licencee Wild Expeditions in Bluff, Utah.
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