We planned a river rafting half day tour with Timberline Tours, and it did not disappoint. Aside…read morefrom the breathtaking views, and exciting class 3 rapids...this group of professionals are second to none. From the initial check in, to the outfitting of gear, tour bus down the the landing spot, our guide Quaid and finally the delicious lunch at the end...this is definitely the company to work with. Every single individual we came across with this company was friendly, knowledgeable, professional and always concerned with ensuring we were having the best time. We will definitely book with them again. Thank you!

Great trip on the Shoshone am raft trip, Michelle was an awesome guide…read moreScout led the rest of the group and they were behind us but also enjoyed the rapids and the float. Seeing the sulphur springs was An added bonus. Would definitely go again when in the area. Nice offering f muffins and coffee I. The office

Sage Outdoor Adventures is hands down one of the most kind, understanding, and family-friendly…read morecompanies we've ever worked with, especially while traveling with a child. I accidentally went to the wrong address because I used Apple Maps instead of Google Maps (which they clearly recommend), and I was so stressed thinking our entire trip was ruined. Instead of making it an issue, they showed us nothing but patience and kindness and made extreme accommodations to take care of our group. All week long, their team was incredibly helpful making sure I had the correct bus reservation for our one-day snow trip from SoCal. They were responsive, reassuring, and truly made the process stress-free. Anders was amazing to work with, and our guide Ben was fantastic, so welcoming, calm, and great to be around while traveling with a child. They made our family feel comfortable and cared for from the moment we arrived. What really stood out was how accommodating they were with our gear, they handled everything with zero judgment and even comped our gear, which meant so much to us. Traveling with a child can be unpredictable, and they were nothing but understanding and supportive. If you're looking for a company that truly cares about families and goes above and beyond, this is it. We wouldn't book with anyone else. Sage Outdoor Adventures sets the standard for customer service and family-friendly experiences.

We had the BEST time snowmobiling at Sage door adventures. We had a private tour with Wes's and had…read morean amazing experience. We had never snowmobiled before and will absolutely be back. Wes's made sure we had the right gar, and gave an in to the sled. I was especially nervous, but Wes kept an eye on me and my confidence soared. By the end I didn't want our time to be over. I would recommend Sage to anyone who wants to have a fun, safe, experience with the best guides around. We will be back!

THRILLING AND FUN!!! What a rush! Our driver Kya picked us up at our hotel then headed to the…read moreboathouse to meet up with our guides Elaine and Anna. We were so fortunate to have them both as our guides. These ladies were pros. So knowledgeable, so strong and so fun!!! They gave clear instructions and guided us through the waters with such professionalism. They would explain interesting facts about the Shoshone River as we floated along certain parts, also on the bus ride they would explain fun facts along the road. Lunch was provided back on the bus which Kya drove like a champ. Highly recommend for anyone looking to have a thrilling Colorado adventure!

We did the Shoshone whitewater River excursion (15 minutes of class 3 followed by 1.5 hours of…read moreclass 2&1) which was perfect for novices like us. Very good communication and guidance during the sign up process and good information provided prior to arrival. The river experience was excellent. Our guides (Anna and Kaitlyn) were informative and entertaining during our 45 minute ride to the drop in near Glenwood Canyon. Our family felt very safe in their hands and we had a lot of fun on this trip. Anna was a fantastic guide and boat captain. After the excitement of the rapids we spent about another 1.5 hours floating and sometimes swimming. Highly recommend for people who haven't done it before.

Words can not express the amazing memories made while white water rafting with our baseball team at…read moreBlue Sky Adventures. Our large group was greeted and accommodated quickly with safety vests and helmets. We were also given the option to rent water shoes for a small fee. Our raft was led by Maddie. She was the BEST! She made me feel safe and was very knowledgeable about the Colorado River and the wildlife we were surrounded by. Some of my favorite memories are when our kids rode the "bull," taking in the beautiful scenic views while it rained on us and, of course, going through the rapids with my daughter. Thank you, Maddie and Blue Sky Adventures, for the great experience!

We had a wonderful time rafting on the Colorado half day trip with our daughters, age 8 and 5…read more Highly recommend.

This place is awesome! The staff are super accommodating and care about everyone and their safety…read more It's super affordable and they have different options for any type of experience. We rented duckies from them twice this summer and we're planning to do a bunch more next year!

We did the half day in July. My 12 year old and husband and I. On our raft was also a family of…read more4- age 10&8? Our guide was Curd. We had such a good time! They are friendly, prepared and knowledgeable! My husband and son paid the extra to have canoes for half the trip and really enjoyed it! We would come back here again to raft!

I had a blast white water rafting down the Colorado River with Mad Adventures. When you arrive to…read moretheir store location it's about 30 minutes of admin stuff before you load the buses to head for the launch point. You fill out the wavier paperwork, get a speech from one of the workers, and go through the line to your life jacket and paddle. They also have shoes for rent if you need them. The bus ride to the launch point is about 30 minutes. The staff do their best to keep everyone entertained while your on the bus; telling jokes, telling you facts about landmarks, and the local area. When you get to the launch point it's about another 15 minutes before you get on your raft. They go through another 5-7 minute speech about the water, how to maneuver, and all the safety stuff (just in case crap goes wrong). Then they split you up into groups and you load the raft. We truly had a blast on the raft and I never felt like I was at risk of injury, or unsafe through the entire ride. From start to finish it was about a 2 hour trip; but it went by really fast. I could have rode the river for at least another 1-2 hours. It was super chill and some of the rough waters (class II and III) didn't last long but made the ride very exciting. We did stop for about 30 minutes at a point where you can jump off a cliff. There is a 25 foot cliff as well as a small jump spot for kids (my 4 year old jumped from the small spot). I did go up to the 25 foot jump (along with about 30 other people). Jumping was not a problem at all because you walk up to the edge and simply walk off for the jump. They don't give you anytime to look around, think, or get scared. 30 people jumped off in less than 7-8 minutes. It felt great!! The ride back to the main store was much shorter; about 15 minutes. Overall we had a great time and it was well worth it.

Our family had a lot of fun, and the guides did a great job. our guide was Auni and she was fun and…read morenice. Be prepared to be paired up with other families who may talk your ear off and miss commands from the guide. That got a little frustrating since we were literally there to raft only. The scenery is gorgeous and they are accommodating. be prepared to pay extra for anything, of course, as per usual. they also ask for tips which is understandable, so be prepared for that. the bus ride out to the river is long and uncomfortable when sitting next to people you don't know. extroverts' dream come true, but again, if you don't like having your ear talked off, you may want to avoid.

We had a fantastic day of rafting. Thank you for the wonderful time!!…read moreThe rafts are first rate, along with the booties, wetsuits and helmets. The 4 kids that took care of us were amazing. I say kids because we were the Medicare raft! Dex was our guide - he is nice, polite and very, very helpful. It was our first time rafting and we never felt intimidated or scared. He took great care of us. Schaffer was hysterical and had us all at ease immediately, laughing and joking along the way. The local beer and chips at the end hit the spot for us! We can't wait to come back next year and hopefully have the same guys. Thank you, thank you!

Best experience! Our guides were Curtis, Brad and Sunshine and they were all amazing and made the…read moreday so fun! Will be back soon!!!

Amazing time, definitely recommend. Wyatt was out tour guide, and he was the best! Extremely…read moreknowledgable, humorous, and friendly. Loved the Shoshone portion. Definitely worth it !!

I was part of a small group that did a full day trip with Glenwood Canyon Rafting last Saturday…read more Although I'd been canoeing in whitewater rivers many times I hadn't ever been rafting, not sure why it just hadn't worked out. After arriving in the morning we were outfitted with PFD's and helmets, then given a good talk about safety. Next we jumped on a bus headed up Glenwood Canyon to the Shoshone exit, about 10 miles up river from where we started. By far, the best part of the day was the first half hour or so. Lots of action right from the jump, and lots of me wandering why in the hell I hadn't done this before! There was a good deal of paddling to do in that first part, but it was way more fun than effort. Since we only had 5 in our group we were able to go out on the 14 footer instead of one of the bigger 16 foot rafts like the others on our bus. This let us go through a couple things they couldn't, and overall offered a little more exciting ride. After the first bit it was mostly a float trip with only a few spots for paddling. This allowed our great guide Otto to regale us with tales about the river, the area around it, and the people that work on it. Along with a few other choice stories that you'll have to get from him sometime, if you're lucky enough to get him as your guide too. After 10 miles on the river we arrived back to the boathouse and had lunch, which comes with the full day trip. It was WAY better than anyone in our group thought it would be. Burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and pulled pork with all the fixin's. Water and lemonade were included but if you wanted a pop or a beer they had them available for purchase inside. After lunch it was back on the river for a very chill 7 miles of mostly floating. The only wrinkle we hit was some fairly hard rainfall, which did soak us pretty good but didn't dampen our experience one bit.

We made a quick pit stop here to stretch after skiing in Vail for the weekend. Grizzly Creek is…read morelocated off I-70 in Glenwood Canyon near Glenwood Springs. There is parking, tables, and restrooms at this rest stop. The scenery here is beautiful with the creek running through the mountains. The Grizzly Creek Trail is nearby if you want to do some hiking. It's about 4 miles one way and a little challenging. You can also do some rafting in the creek. Even though it was snowy and cold when I was here, Grizzly Creek still made for some beautiful photos.

Incredible recovery but you can still see the aftermath of the 2020 wildfire. So much green. The…read moresoothing sound of water rushing over the boulders. Giant yellow & black butterflies everywhere. Mother Nature really knows how to roll out the "red carpet" for us