Colorado River Float
Board a luxury motor coach specifically designed for your comfort and convenience. On board restrooms, movies, tour guides, foot rests and extra padded seats are just a few of the luxury amenities that make this road trip one to remember! After traveling north to the Glen Canyon Dam, you will board your raft for a smooth water float trip down the majestic Colorado River. Your river guide will point out the highlights, as you take in the splendor of Glen Cayon. A side hike to Petroglyph Beach is optional.

(12 hours) Adult....$164 Kids....$154

* Bottled water & lunch provided.
* Travel through the Navajo Indian Reservation.
* Stop at Lee’s Ferry Trading Post.
* Stop at Cameron Trading Post.

Itinerary
7:00 am Uptown Sedona check-in (on Jordan Road)
7:20 am Village of Oak Creek check in (at the Bradshaw Gallery)

8:00 – 9:00 am Drive to Flagstaff
9:00 – 11:00 am Scenic drive to Page

11:00 – 11:15 am Transfer to Glen Canyon Dam Bus
11:15 – 11:30 am Glen Canyon Tunnel Ride to Base of Dam

11:30 am Transfer from Dam Bus to Rafts
11:30 – 4:00 pm Rafting Trip, Rest Stop and Lunch
4:00 – 4:30 pm Lee’s Ferry Rest Stop

4:30 – 5:30 pm Scenic Drive to Cameron Trading Post
5:30 – 6:00 pm Cameron Navajo Trading Post Rest Stop

6:00 – 6:45 pm Scenic Drive to Flagstaff
6:45 – 7:30 pm Flagstaff to Village of Oak Creek

7:30 pm Village of Oak Creek drop-off (at the Bradshaw Gallery)
7:45 pm Uptown Sedona drop-off (on Jordan Road)
8:00 pm West Sedona drop-off


Additional Information

Clothing
Late Spring/Summer: Dress casually and in light-colored layers. Tennis shoes or sandals are recommended. Swimwear is appropriate, but bring other layers to cover up. The river water is 47ºF (11ºC) year round; swimming is very cold and due to safety reasons, strongly discouraged. Dress to protect yourself from the sun. A hat, sunglasses and sunscreen will help protect you. Bring a light jacket, as wind can pick up. Bring a towel and a lightweight, long-sleeved shirt to cover your arms or to dunk in the river to lay over your shoulders or legs as a great evaporative cooler. Early Spring and Early Fall: Plan to wear warmer layers. Dress in enough layers that you will be comfortable outside in the morning temperature at the Grand Canyon but can still adjust for comfort.

Food and Rest Stops
You are welcome to bring snacks on the bus and raft. Water, soft drinks and a picnic lunch are provided on the river. The consumption of alcoholic beverages is discouraged on the rafts and is prohibited on the motorcoaches and within the Navajo Indian Reservation. The drive to & from Glen Canyon isaboard an air-conditioned motorcoach equipped with a restroom. Restroom facilities are conveniently located at each rest stop including where the rafts launch and the rafts dock at the end of the trip.

Photography
Since we do not go through any rapids, the only threat to a camera (besides dropping it overboard) is an infrequent wind or rain storm.

Security
Upon arrival at the Glen Canyon Dam tunnel, all persons are required to go through a security check conducted by contracted security personnel. This check entails unloading all passengers, placing all personal items (including back packs, purses, and fanny packs) into a separate transport vehicle; declaration of all knives, defense sprays, current positions held in law enforcement, etc; Customers will be separated from their personal items for approx. 10 minutes and will be reunited with their belongings before loading onto rafts. The check concludes with the re-boarding of all passengers onto a secure vehicle for transport to the base of the Dam at the bottom of the tunnel. Please do not bring any firearms with you to Glen Canyon. You must present a photo ID at the security checkpoint.

Safety
Although the water is smooth, life jackets will be available upon request for anyone who desires one. In accordance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations, children 12 and under are required to wear a life jacket at all times while on the raft.

Miscellaneous
Smoking is not permitted on the raft or bus. Fishing is not permitted due to the nature of the trip, safety considerations and Park Service regulations. Children under four years-old are not permitted on the trip.

Temperatures during the cooler seasons should be comfortable. Spring and Fall weather can be unpredictable. Include ponchos or rain gear if rain or wind seems possible. You may leave unneeded Smooth-water rafting excursion is provided by

Page/Glen Canyon is 145 miles from the Grand Canyon South Rim and 3,000 feet lower in elevation. Temperatures are somewhat warmer (10-15 degrees in Spring/Fall; 15-20 degrees in Summer) than at the South Rim. Summers are hot & dry with occasional summer storms. Spring and Fall are more unpredictable with widely ranging temperatures and more precipitation (though storms usually move in and out quickly).

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