Whitewater rafting in Colorado is more than a trip. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.
From Glenwood Springs, Vail, Beaver Creek, Aspen, and beyond, Adventure Outdoors offers whitewater rafting on Colorado’s most iconic rivers, the Colorado, Roaring Fork, Eagle, and Arkansas, with trips ranging from scenic family floats to splashy whitewater and high-adrenaline adventures. With multiple locations and trip options available, it’s easy to find the right experience for your group, schedule, and comfort level whether you’re looking for a quick half-day outing or a full day on the river.
Our experienced guides focus on safety, fun, and matching you to the right trip, so whether it’s your first time or your tenth, you’ll feel confident from the start. Have questions? Connect with our team and we’ll help you plan the perfect day on the river — 970-945-7529.
Family Trips
Gentle scenic floats or entry-level whitewater. Best for first-timers and multi-generational groups. Calm currents, swimming stops, and guide stories on the float; fun rapids and waves on the Family Whitewater Adventure for a little more excitement.
Half Day
Splashy rapids and Colorado views in a few hours. Morning or afternoon departures. Expert-guided fun that gets you your adrenaline fix without taking up the whole day.
Full Day
A full day on the river — rapids, swimming, and a riverside lunch. Best for those wanting the complete experience. Combines whitewater with time to relax, swim, and enjoy river toys. Sunshine, scenery, and Colorado’s great outdoors, start to finish.
Adventure Amplified
Big water, technical rapids, fast-flowing sections. Built for experienced thrill-seekers. Heart-pounding trips through some of Colorado’s most legendary whitewater.
Signature Series
ully private river days with transportation from Vail or Beaver Creek. No crowds, no rush. Start at our boathouse — welcomed, outfitted in top-tier gear, and paced for a smooth transition from resort comfort to river adventure.
Overnight River Adventures
Multi-day trips with nights spent on the river. Best for groups wanting real time together. The pace slows, the canyon goes quiet, phones disappear. Less a squeezed-in activity, more a shared experience around the fire.
