Super cool!! No words to describe it fully, the best way is a mini Grand Canyon but unique in every…read moreway

I am so glad we took time to visit here and see this spectacular site. About 15 minutes out of…read moretown, the 23 mile loop trail is just stunning and filled with natural Colorado Colors and beauty. The red rocks and the unusual formations are truly a national treasure. To drive the trail takes about 1.5 hours. It was too hot to hike in August, so the drive had to do. I want to come back here and explore some of the trails and read more about the people who helped preserve this special place.

Who knew that a bike park could also provide some great hiking and trail running?…read more My partner is a serious mountain biker and enjoys black and double black routes and this was mainly a mountain bike trip that he organized and I tagged along with the doggie. This was a great bike park for hikers and trail runners too and dogs are allowed and make sure they are leashed. I did see plenty of dog owners have their dog(s) off leash, which can be great for the dogs, but can be more trying for little dogs who may not want to deal with that. There is a parking lot here with plenty of spots, restrooms and air pump for your bikes here. I was able to hike this bike park for 3+ hours and really enjoyed it. I started on Tabegauche Trail and made it up to Eagle's Connector and finally to Eagle's Wing and then back on Tabeguache Trail back to the parking lot. This was about a 6 to 6.5 mile hike and with some portions where there is a bit of climbing (around 800 to 1,000 feet ascent). I really enjoyed the views and could do a bit of trail running also, and my companion, an 18 pound Shiba Inu was great! I was on the Eagle's Connector Trail and there were so many blue colored birds and I was able to ID them and they are Pinyon's Jay, which is a new species for me! Awesome! Definitely check this bike park out, but also if you have folks in your group that aren't bikers, this would be fun for them too! Lots of great trails, very well marked (can't get lost as I usually do) and some awesome views from the top and just an overall cool place to hang out for a couple of hours!

Alright you scurvy dogs!!! Just got back from an awesome 4-day trip on Cataract. Big thanks to…read moreDarin, Lindsay, and Spike for making it a great trip. You guys worked your tails off. This was first trip with AB but went with family who had gone on a previous trip with AB and highly recommended it. They were spot on. We had great water on this trip with it running about 40,000 CFS which made the rapids (and in particular the Big Drop(s) a lot of fun). As other people have said things will happen on a rafting trip but what matters is how it's addressed. We always felt comfortable and can't emphasize enough how much the guides worked their tails off to help us have an awesome trip.

Adventure Bound has now merged and become Mild to Wild Rafting, based out of Durango, CO. However,…read morethey are deserving of a 5-Star rating! My father has rafted every trip they offer over the span of 20 years; I've now been on two: Yampa and Desolation. Both were memorable experiences, with excellent safe guides, relaxing and exciting environment, good conversation, and great food! No one will ever go hungry on a rafting trip with AB. They've now become Mild to Wild rafting, but I nevertheless highly recommend all of their trips.

A must see. Whether u are a local or not. Easy trails and…read morespectacular views. Picnic areas and toilets to suit the fussiest bottom. Families or single hikers it doesn't matter.

This hike takes you up close to beautiful rock formations. It's 0.75 one way and takes about an…read morehour. The parking lot is a bit small, and it does get popular due to the lot sharing trailheads with two other trails: No Thoroughfare Canyon Trail and Old Gordon Trail. Serpents Trail is also across the street. This is a family friendly hike!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We had reserved a 14' raft for six, when we arrived,they…read moreinstantly assessed the size of my grandkids, realizing they were small for their ages, inflated a 12' raft for us,saving us money and making our day on the Colorado very enjoyable!

What a great experience. Rented 2 rafts and got a shuttle up the river and had the best afternoon…read morefloat. Got to enjoy the beautiful Colorado River on this beginning float, which both the adults and the kids enjoyed. Shoutout to James for his excellent customer service.

Had an absolutely wonderful experience with this company for our vacation adventures over the 4th…read moreholiday weekend. Started the day with River rafting 3 hr trip with Goose. He was an absolute delight. So easy to talk to, definitely qualified and made us all feel very safe. He was a doll and very patient with our nervous 8 year old as well. She started off in borderline tears and by the end was floating down the river outside of the raft on her own. Again, 10/10 for Goose and the 3 hour raft trip. Ended the day with the 2 hour sunset horseback ride. Scooter was also amazing with our group. Very skilled young lady who handled our interesting group very well. Empowered our young rider to be confident and handle her own on her first ever trail ride. She's still talking about her horse Lucky and how much she admired our guide. Very relaxing and 100% enjoyable ride. We will definitely use Rim Rock for future adventures when in town.

Our family did river rafting and horseback riding and, "pony" rides. We all had a great time…read moredespite the river rafting trip was a hard pass next time. There was zero water movement and it ended up being a very boring, floating trip. The guide had to paddle all 3 hours just to get the boat to its destination. Not worth $400. I wish they would have let us know it would be so uneventful. All guides were great and very good with the kids.

We've been coming here for years and I cannot believe I haven't written a review! This park is…read morestunning. Here, you are embraced by nature and beauty. The bike/walking path meanders along the river and you'll see wildlife and beauty around every bend. For the kids there are two playgrounds and ample room to run and play to their hearts content. The Rangers that work here have always been friendly and happy to impart their wisdom.

Actually clean the bathroom at least once a week fully, we love the campground but I don't like the…read morewomen's bathroom I feel like I am showering at Herman Munsters house. Webs everywhere and dirty walls.

Can you have a bad day on the river?! I certainly never have. Chaz was our guide and was clearly…read morevery skilled at navigating the boat down the river. We had a great time and will definitely be back to try the duckies!

Got us in and out very quickly, had good tips for us, and were very pleasant all around! We will…read morefor sure use them next time we are in CB!

Travis was prompt and flexible in picking our group up and transporting us to Grand Junction from…read moreMoab. A great service! Dave F.

Desert Mountain Shuttle was the perfect service for a ride back to Fruita from Moab after my wife…read moreand I finished a self-supported Kokopelli Trail trip. Travis was easy to work with and was flexible with our arrival time. If you are in need of a shuttle in the region, he's the way to go. Professional and timely service, clean and spacious vehicle, and good conversation to boot. Will definitely use again next time we need a shuttle in and around Fruita.

The guides did a great job with the 12 guests in this star gazing trip. We all got to see some of…read morethe Perseid meteor shower! It was spectacular! The scenery while we paddled with spectacular as well. The guides, Adam, Calvin and McCartney were terrific and extremely efficient/affective and worked as a team to pitch camp, prepare food and clean up. As previously stated in reviews you must plan on handling your own gear most of the time and paddling yourself down the river. The end of the trip brought quite a sense of accomplishment to most of us, it was a wonderful experience. Highly recommend.

We had so much fun on the Yampa River trip with Centennial Canoe in June that we decided to go on a…read moretrip on the Colorado River through Horsethief and Ruby Canyons with them in July! I'd been on this stretch of river before but my wife hadn't and I wanted her to see the magnificent canyons and paddle this fun stretch of river while enjoying the cooking and hospitality provided by Centennial's amazing guides. Mike, Nolan, Cam and Alba were our guides on this trip and they didn't disappoint. There's a surprising amount of work organizing a river trip from getting required permits, complying with government requirements, planning and supplying meals, providing adequate water, providing bathroom facilities (the Groover is the 'Gender Neutral Restroom' ;-)) as required by the BLM, working out shuttle arrangements, and more. Centennial does it all so efficiently that I suspect customers who haven't planned their own canoe trips don't even realize what's gone on in the background to make these trips as smooth and comfortable as they are. Each night after we had pitched our tents and those on the trip were getting together, our guides would bring out snacks and wine for us to have while they prepared dinner. Andy, a college professor and historian, was on this trip to talk about the history of the region and share stories of early settlers and outlaws that were in this part of Colorado. I've given this company 5 Stars, but I can also say that I keep coming back to spend time with them and repeat customers is a sign of a well run service. Luxury in the back country!