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The Local's 7-Days Adventure Itinerary to United States in June (for solo travelers)

Imagine yourself standing on the edge of one of the world’s most breathtaking natural theaters, where ancient canyons stretch endlessly beneath a vast, open sky. This seven-day adventure through the American Southwest is not just a journey across remarkable landscapes—it’s a transformative experience that awakens your spirit and deepens your connection to the raw beauty of the earth. From the first sunrise over the Grand Canyon’s towering rims to the quiet moments watching the Colorado River carve its timeless path, each day invites you to embrace both exhilaration and reflection. Feel the pulse of adventure in every step—whether you’re climbing crimson rock faces bathed in golden light, navigating rushing river rapids, or wandering among whimsical stone spires that seem painted by nature’s own hand. This is a journey made for the solo traveler eager to rediscover the thrill of exploration and the peace that comes when you lose yourself in vast, wild spaces. Let the desert’s ancient energy lift you, inspire you, and leave you forever changed.

Why You'll Love This Trip

  • Immerse yourself in awe-inspiring landscapes where every panoramic view tells a story millions of years in the making.
  • Experience the perfect balance of adrenaline and tranquility, from heart-pounding hikes to peaceful river moments.
  • Connect deeply with nature’s artistry—towering hoodoos, delicate arches, and vibrant red rock canyons that ignite your imagination.
  • Feel a profound sense of solitude and freedom as you explore iconic national parks away from the crowds.
  • Challenge yourself physically and mentally on unforgettable trails that reward with stunning vistas and personal triumphs.
  • Discover the unique spiritual energy of these landscapes, inviting introspection and rejuvenation on your solo journey.

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1
Main activity for day 1

Majestic Grand Canyon Hike

Begin your adventure with the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Grand Canyon, where expansive vistas reveal layered red rock formations sculpted by millions of years. Dive into an invigorating day of hiking along the South Kaibab Trail, embracing panoramic views that stretch beyond the horizon. Immerse yourself in the raw power of nature, feel the dry desert air, and encounter unique flora and fauna that thrive in this arid landscape. The peaceful yet rugged environment invites reflection and exhilaration alike, setting the perfect tone for your adventure-packed week.

Kick off your United States adventure by arriving at the , where the vast expanse of the canyon stretches out beneath an open sky. Begin your hike on the , a thrilling adventure that leads you along ridges with unobstructed views, revealing the dramatic colors and layered rock formations that define this natural wonder. At each viewpoint such as Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge, pause to soak in the immense scale and natural artistry, feeling both humbled and energized by the landscape. As you descend and later return, relish the crisp desert air and the soundscape of wind sweeping through the canyon walls. End your day watching the sunset paint the canyon walls in deep reds and golds, a surreal display that cements your connection to this timeless place.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
El Tovar Grand Canyon
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4.4
(Very Good)

Historic luxury hotel located on the South Rim, offering immediate access to hiking trails including South Kaibab Trail and breathtaking canyon views, perfect for an adventure traveler wanting immersive nature experiences.

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Top Sight
Grand Canyon South Rim
NatureHikingScenicAdventure
The most visited edge of the Grand Canyon, offering breathtaking panoramic views and marked hiking trails.
Top Activity
South Kaibab Trail
HikingAdventureNature
A renowned hiking trail descending into the canyon, providing spectacular vantage points including Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
El Tovar Dining Room - Grand Canyon Village
Located right on the South Rim overlooking the Grand Canyon, El Tovar Dining Room offers an iconic and historic atmosphere with stunning canyon views, perfect after a vigorous hike on the South Kaibab Trail. It serves hearty southwestern-inspired cuisine ideal for a solo adventurer wishing to unwind with authentic local flavors in a serene setting close to your day's activities.
Located right on the South Rim overlooking the Grand Canyon, El Tovar Dining Room offers an iconic and historic atmosphere with stunning canyon views, perfect after a vigorous hike on the South Kaibab Trail. It serves hearty southwestern-inspired cuisine ideal for a solo adventurer wishing to unwind with authentic local flavors in a serene setting close to your day's activities.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Exclusive Private Tour of Historic William and Mary College
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4.7
(3 reviews)
Clock icon1 hour
$60.00per person

Our certified tour guide will greet you in front of illy's cafe and share background information as you walk over to the historic College of William & Mary (est. 1693), our "Alma Mater of the Nation." You'll tour the oldest academic building in the United States, the Sir Christopher Wren building, and learn about the second-oldest college in America, alma mater to four United States Presidents. If the Wren building is open, there may be an opportunity for a free organ recital on Saturdays at 10am in the Chapel, and our morning tour time on Saturday is longer for the recital. All tours include touring the Colonial classroom, the Chapel, the Blue Room, the Hall of Leadership, the Great Room and academic classrooms that are still used for religious studies. We'll also visit the Brafferton, former school for Native Americans, the Hearth: Memorial to the Enslaved, and the Sunken Garden, visiting James Monroe, James Blair, the Tyler Family Garden (aka "Echo Wall") and Thomas Jefferson.

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Main activity for day 2

Sedona’s Red Rock Adventure

Transition to the striking red sandstone landscape of Sedona, known for its vibrant energy and captivating trails. Spend a day navigating iconic hiking paths that weave through rugged formations and lush desert vegetation. Explore hidden canyons and scenic overlooks, while feeling the unique spiritual ambiance that the locals treasure. The region’s hiking routes offer both challenge and serenity, with breathtaking vistas that invite reflection and energize your adventurous spirit.

After a scenic 2.5-hour drive from the Grand Canyon, arrive in Sedona and prepare for an exhilarating day exploring the famous red rock country. Ascend the , where the steep climb rewards you with unmatched views over crimson cliffs and the Verde Valley beyond. The tactile experience of climbing amidst giant red formations feels primal and invigorating. Following this, venture to , where a gentler hike allows you to circle one of Sedona’s most recognizable natural monuments, perfect for capturing photos that showcase the landscape's unique hues. To connect deeper with Sedona’s mystique, visit the renowned vortex sites scattered around town, zones believed to emanate powerful energy, inviting quiet meditation or simply awe at the ethereal quality of the surroundings.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
L'Auberge de Sedona
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4.5
(Great)

A luxury creekside resort offering peaceful, scenic surroundings near Sedona’s red rock trails, combining comfort with quick access to Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock hikes.

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Top Activity
Cathedral Rock Trail
HikingScenicAdventure
A short but steep hike ascending to iconic red rock spires with sweeping views over Sedona’s stunning canyons.
Top Activity
Bell Rock Trail
HikingNatureAdventure
An accessible trail that circles Bell Rock, perfect for capturing panoramic views and immersing yourself in Sedona's red rock scenery.
Top Sight
Sedona Vortex Sites
NatureSpiritualUnique Experience
Energetic spots believed to be centers of spiritual energy, set amid scenic red rock landscapes.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
The Hudson - Sedona
Situated near Sedona’s red rock formations and the Cathedral Rock Trail, The Hudson provides a trendy yet casual dining experience with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing sweeping views of the landscape. Their menu features fresh, locally inspired American dishes that suit a solo adventurous traveler seeking good food and a relaxed vibe after an active day exploring Sedona’s iconic trails.
Situated near Sedona’s red rock formations and the Cathedral Rock Trail, The Hudson provides a trendy yet casual dining experience with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing sweeping views of the landscape. Their menu features fresh, locally inspired American dishes that suit a solo adventurous traveler seeking good food and a relaxed vibe after an active day exploring Sedona’s iconic trails.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Sightseeing Highlights Tour of Sedona
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4.7
(1.0k reviews)
Clock icon2 hours
$63.00per person

Get drawn into the magic of Sedona! From the origins of our famous red rock geology, to Sedona history & sacred vortexes, “Highlights of Sedona” is a 2-hour jam-filled sensory experience! You’re going to have epic photos to share with your friends and family, shooting from our 360-degree open-air tour buses with shade.

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Main activity for day 3

Moab’s Arches National Wonders

From Sedona, head north to Moab, Utah, where the landscape explodes in sculpted natural arches and balanced rocks. Spend your day hiking through Arches National Park’s iconic trails, traversing sandstone fins, and marveling at geological marvels shaped by millennia. The surreal formations against the clear blue March skies offer vibrant contrasts and a playground for adventurous spirits eager to explore wide open spaces and hidden recesses.

Arrive in Moab early and set out to explore the surreal landscape of , a treasure trove of natural sandstone wonders that feel almost otherworldly. Begin with the , ascending a winding route through slickrock and desert flora to reach the park’s most iconic symbol—a graceful stone arch framed against vast skies and rugged terrain. After lingering to photograph and absorb the magnificence of this natural sculpture, venture to the more challenging , where rock fins and towering arches demand athleticism and offer thrilling moments of closeness to nature’s artistry. The March climate, cool and dry, lends itself perfectly to extended outdoor activity without the intense heat of summer, allowing for a full day of satisfying exploration.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Sorrel River Ranch Resort
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4.1
(Very Good)

Luxury resort located on the Colorado River near Moab, providing upscale accommodations and convenient access to Arches National Park hiking trails like Delicate Arch.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Arches National Park
NatureHikingAdventure
A spectacular park famous for over 2,000 natural sandstone arches and stunning rock formations.
Top Activity
Delicate Arch Trail
HikingIconic LandmarkScenic
A memorable 3-mile round trip hike leading to the park’s most famous freestanding arch with breathtaking panoramic views.
Top Activity
Devils Garden Trail
HikingAdventureNature
An adventurous trail featuring multiple arches, rock fins, and slickrock scrambling routes for a full day of exploration.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Moab Brewery - Moab
After a full day hiking in Arches National Park, Moab Brewery offers an inviting atmosphere just minutes from downtown Moab. It is well-known for its local craft beers and hearty, flavor-packed American fare, perfect for recharging after the demanding Delicate Arch and Devils Garden hikes. Its lively but friendly setting is ideal for a solo adventurer to enjoy local tastes and meet fellow travelers.
After a full day hiking in Arches National Park, Moab Brewery offers an inviting atmosphere just minutes from downtown Moab. It is well-known for its local craft beers and hearty, flavor-packed American fare, perfect for recharging after the demanding Delicate Arch and Devils Garden hikes. Its lively but friendly setting is ideal for a solo adventurer to enjoy local tastes and meet fellow travelers.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Moab Morning Half Day Rafting Trip - Colorado River
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4.9
(490 reviews)
Clock icon4h 30m
$99.01per person

Castle Valley is the poster child for Western landscapes, and you’ve probably already seen it somewhere in a John Wayne movie, TV show, or a commercial or two. And if somehow you have, in fact, never laid eyes on Castle Valley before, you’re not going forget it once you do! This serene section of the Colorado River moseys through a big beautiful valley lined with monuments. Along the way are some of Utah’s most impressive geologic features like Fisher Towers, Castleton Tower, the Priest and Nuns, and more. As for the waters here along the Colorado River, it stays pretty warm from late spring to early fall. You’ll spend most of your time floating, with a few Class II rapids to cool you off along the way. Expect plenty of fascinating interpretations and fun stories from your river guide on this mild trip!

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Main activity for day 4

Colorado River Rafting Rush

Leave the arid canyons behind for a pulse-raising day on the Colorado River, where whitewater rapids carve a path through spectacular desert scenery. Experience the thrill of navigating Class III and IV rapids amidst rugged cliffs, feeling the spray and power of the rushing water. This adventure offers both heart-pounding excitement and serene moments floating through quieter stretches, surrounded by towering red rock walls and diverse wildlife. It’s a truly immersive way to experience the Southwest’s natural beauty in motion.

Embark on an unforgettable rafting journey along the Colorado River, which slices through the heart of the Moab landscape. Under the guidance of expert instructors, navigate thrilling whitewater rapids that send thrilling splashes and adrenaline surges through your body, while also drifting through smoother, reflective stretches flanked by towering canyon walls. The rhythmic sound of oars dipping and the refreshing spray create an intimate connection with nature’s energy. Between rapids, pause to spot native birds and the occasional bighorn sheep, bringing wildlife into your adventure narrative. As the day unfolds, you will feel a profound sense of accomplishment and rejuvenation, capped by a riverside lunch or snack in one of the serene river bends.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Sorrel River Ranch Resort
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4.1
(Very Good)

Ideal luxury base near the Colorado River launch site for rafting trips, offering comfort after a vigorous day on the rapids and surrounded by stunning desert scenery.

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Highlights of the day
Top Activity
Colorado River Rafting Trip
AdventureWater SportsNature
Guided whitewater rafting excursion through exciting rapids and calm stretches along the Colorado River near Moab.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Quesadilla Mobilla - Moab
Following an active day whitewater rafting on the Colorado River, this vibrant food truck serves fresh, flavorful quesadillas and other Mexican-inspired dishes, perfect for a quick, satisfying meal close to Moab’s rafting launch site. It's casual, convenient, and delivers bold flavors that match the day’s adventurous spirit, ideal for a solo traveler on the go.
Following an active day whitewater rafting on the Colorado River, this vibrant food truck serves fresh, flavorful quesadillas and other Mexican-inspired dishes, perfect for a quick, satisfying meal close to Moab’s rafting launch site. It's casual, convenient, and delivers bold flavors that match the day’s adventurous spirit, ideal for a solo traveler on the go.
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Bookable Activity
Arches National Park 4x4 Adventure from Moab
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4.8
(2.0k reviews)
Clock icon4 hours
$196.96per person

Hop into a Toyota Land Cruiser with your expert guide and head north from Moab to the backcountry entrance of Arches National Park and avoid the crowds. Our first stop is to see dinosaur footprints as we pass through Utahraptor State Park. After entry to the National Park, we'll pass Balanced Rock, one of the most iconic features of the Park, standing a staggering 128 feet! The 4X4 trail into the backcounty climbs a short but steep rock wall passing sandstone fins, towering pinnacles and tall spires known as the Marching Men. We stop at Tower Arch for an optional hike. As you travel along the track, hear informative commentary about the geology, wildlife and history of the park. We make another stop at Eye of the Whale for an optional hike to a seldom visited slick rock playground named Herdina Park. After exploring the backcountry we exit through the stunning Courthouse Towers before your guide returns you to Moab.

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Main activity for day 5

Zion National Park Expedition

Travel west to the dramatic cliffs and narrows of Zion National Park, where towering sandstone walls rise sharply over a vibrant river valley. Conquer challenging hikes like Angels Landing or descend into the breathtaking Zion Narrows, wading through the Virgin River amid towering canyon walls. The park in March offers refreshing spring weather ideal for outdoor adventure, along with the chance to experience some of the Southwest’s most iconic and rewarding hiking terrain.

Arrive early at Zion National Park and prepare for an exhilarating day of exploration in one of Utah's most iconic wild spaces. Tackle the legendary , where the steep ascent and narrow ridge pathways demand focus and courage but reward with unmatched sweeping views of lush canyon floors and dramatic cliff faces. For those seeking water-based adventure, descend into the , wading up the Virgin River as canyon walls close in around you like ancient fortresses. The cool, clear waters and the soft sounds of flowing river provide a refreshing contrast to the physical challenge, while the towering sandstone walls bathed in morning light create an ethereal atmosphere that imprints on the memory.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Canyon Vista Lodge
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.8
(Amazing)

The only in-park lodging at Zion National Park, allowing immediate access to Angels Landing and Zion Narrows hikes, ideal for early starts and immersive adventure.

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Top Activity
Angels Landing Trail
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A thrilling and strenuous hike known for its narrow ridges and breathtaking panoramic views of Zion Canyon.
Top Activity
Zion Narrows
HikingWaterAdventureNature
A captivating hike through the Virgin River slot canyon, requiring wading and occasional swimming among dramatic stone walls.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Zion Canyon Brew Pub - Springdale
Located in Springdale near Zion National Park’s Angels Landing Trail, this brewpub features a cozy atmosphere with craft beers and comfort food inspired by local ingredients. After a day of challenging hikes and river wading, it provides a perfect spot for a solo traveler to relax and refuel with hearty meals reflecting regional flavors in a friendly, adventurous environment.
Located in Springdale near Zion National Park’s Angels Landing Trail, this brewpub features a cozy atmosphere with craft beers and comfort food inspired by local ingredients. After a day of challenging hikes and river wading, it provides a perfect spot for a solo traveler to relax and refuel with hearty meals reflecting regional flavors in a friendly, adventurous environment.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
3 Hour Guided E Bike Tour in Zion National Park
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
5.0
(137 reviews)
Clock icon3 hours
$135.00per person

Learn what makes Zion National Park a world class destination with one of our knowledgeable local guides, while avoiding the lines and crowds so you can spend more time with the task at hand; enjoying your visit to Zion National Park. Top of the line e-bikes, and highly trained guides means you can travel confidently and with ease to the must see sites of Zion Canyon.

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Main activity for day 6

Bryce Canyon Hoodoo Trekking

Venture northeast to Bryce Canyon National Park, where nature’s whimsical artistry takes form in thousands of hoodoos—unique spire-shaped rock formations. Spend the day hiking through vivid orange and pink amphitheaters, weaving between these towering natural sculptures. The high elevation and crisp March air make for invigorating trekking conditions, with spectacular opportunities for photography and quiet moments immersed in this fairy-tale landscape.

Travel north to Bryce Canyon National Park and immerse yourself in a landscape that feels straight out of a fantasy novel. Step onto the rim of and marvel at the kaleidoscope of vivid orange, pink, and red hoodoos rising like sculpted sentinels. Begin your trek descending the , weaving through narrow slot canyons with sheer walls and prehistoric air. Along the way, encounter formations named for their shapes, such as Thor’s Hammer and the Three Sisters, sparking imagination and awe. Afterwards, join the , gently ascending through delicate rock spires that shimmer in the midday sunlight. The combination of trails offers a diverse and dynamic hiking experience, full of geological wonders and a sense of discovery perfect for an adventurous solo traveler.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Sugar Knoll Lodge / 3 Story, 5bdr, HOT TUB, East Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyon
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5.0
(Outstanding)

The only lodging inside Bryce Canyon National Park, located steps from Bryce Amphitheater and ideal for sunrise hikes and exploring hoodoo formations.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Bryce Amphitheater
NatureScenicPhotography
The park’s main area showcasing dense clusters of hoodoo spires creating otherworldly vistas.
Top Activity
Navajo Loop Trail
HikingAdventureNature
A popular hiking loop descending through Wall Street slot canyon amid towering hoodoos and unique rock formations.
Top Activity
Queen’s Garden Trail
HikingNatureScenic
An inviting trail through colorful hoodoos close to the rim, often combined with Navajo Loop for a spectacular circuit.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant - Bryce
Near Bryce Amphitheater, this family-run restaurant is renowned for its classic American and southwestern dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Its rustic charm and hearty menu perfectly complement an active day hiking through the hoodoos for a solo adventurer seeking an authentic regional dining experience in a welcoming setting.
Near Bryce Amphitheater, this family-run restaurant is renowned for its classic American and southwestern dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Its rustic charm and hearty menu perfectly complement an active day hiking through the hoodoos for a solo adventurer seeking an authentic regional dining experience in a welcoming setting.
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Main activity for day 7

Canyonlands Island in the Sky

Conclude your adventure in the vast expanse of Canyonlands National Park’s Island in the Sky district, where dramatic mesas and canyons unfold endlessly beneath wide-open skies. Take on scenic rim hikes and viewpoints that reveal the confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers far below. Let the solitude and grandeur of this less visited landscape inspire a final dose of adventure and reflection before your journey ends.

Spend your final day embracing the quiet majesty of Canyonlands National Park’s Island in the Sky district. Begin at the iconic , arriving early enough to witness the magical sunrise lighting the arch rim and the canyon walls beyond with glowing hues. This natural frame of the expansive landscape is a must-capture photo moment. Next, embark on the , an accessible yet breathtaking hike along the mesa’s edge that reveals dizzying vistas where the Green and Colorado Rivers converge far below. Each step unveils new perspectives on this vast and rugged wilderness, inviting moments of contemplation and exhilaration. The sheer scale and solitude found here provide a fitting grand finale to your seven-day adventure through America's most spectacular desert landscapes.

Where to Stay
Accommodation
Sorrel River Ranch Resort
Full starFull starFull starFull starEmpty star
4.1
(Very Good)

Luxurious resort near Moab, ideal for accessing Island in the Sky district while offering high-end amenities for relaxing after a full week of adventure.

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Highlights of the day
Top Sight
Mesa Arch
NaturePhotographyScenic
A photogenic natural arch perched on a mesa edge, offering stunning sunrise views over vast canyons.
Top Activity
Grand View Point Trail
HikingScenicAdventure
A rim trail offering spectacular expansive views of canyons carved by the Green and Colorado Rivers.
Top Sight
Canyonlands National Park - Island in the Sky District
NatureAdventureScenic
A high mesa district offering vast panoramas of red rock canyons and rivers below.
Where to Eat
Top Restaurant
Desert Bistro - Moab
Back in Moab after exploring Canyonlands Island in the Sky, Desert Bistro offers an upscale yet approachable dining experience focusing on creatively prepared Southwestern cuisine using local produce. This refined but relaxed restaurant lets a solo traveler reflect on the trip’s grandeur while enjoying an intimate, authentic meal close to the day’s final scenic locations.
Back in Moab after exploring Canyonlands Island in the Sky, Desert Bistro offers an upscale yet approachable dining experience focusing on creatively prepared Southwestern cuisine using local produce. This refined but relaxed restaurant lets a solo traveler reflect on the trip’s grandeur while enjoying an intimate, authentic meal close to the day’s final scenic locations.
Bookable Activities
Bookable Activity
Moab Afternoon Half Day Rafting Trip - Colorado River
Full starFull starFull starFull starHalf star
4.9
(641 reviews)
Clock icon4h 30m
$99.01per person

Castle Valley is the poster child for western landscapes, and you’ve probably already seen it somewhere in a movie, TV show, or commercial. And if somehow you have, in fact, never laid eyes on Castle Valley before, you’re not going forget it once you do! This serene section of the Colorado River moseys through a big beautiful red-rock canyon. As for the waters here along the Colorado River, it stays pretty warm from late spring to early fall. You’ll spend most of your time floating, with a few Class II rapids to cool you off along the way. Expect plenty of fascinating interpretations and fun stories from your river guide on this mild trip!

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