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Guided Rafting on the Lower Salt River

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* Please note this trip has a MINIMUM OF 4pp OR MORE to operate and will show sold out if less than 4pp is inputted on the first booking.

Join us for a leisure river float where you can see flora and fauna of beautiful Arizona. Some of the endless possibilities for wildlife sightings could be otters, herons, eagles and wild horses! Enjoy the scenery of cactus lining the banks of the desert scape while rafting along the Lower Salt River.
Ville: Phénix
Sat 26 Apr
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Sat 26 Apr
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Ce qui est inclu
Bottled water
Snacks
Bottled water
Snacks
Bottled water
Snacks
Bottled water
Information additionnelle
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
À quoi s'attendre
1
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
2
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
3
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
4
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
5
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
6
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
7
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
8
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
9
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
10
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
11
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
12
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
13
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
14
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
15
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
16
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
17
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
18
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
19
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
20
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
21
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
22
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
23
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
24
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
25
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
26
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
27
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
28
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
29
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
30
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
31
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
32
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
33
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
34
Salt River
The best-known segment of the river (formally the Lower Salt River) is located about 40 minutes from downtown Phoenix in Mesa, where visitors and locals go to explore the beautiful Sonoran Desert landscape.
35
Tonto National Forest
The Lower Salt River is located within the Tonto National Forest. The Tonto National forest is home to over 400 vertebrate species and has a rich history of several prehistoric Indian groups who hunted and gathered along the Salt and Verde River.
36
Verde River
The Verde River begins just southwest of Flagstaff, AZ and continues 195 miles through private, federal, state, and tribal land before reaching its confluence with the Salt River.
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Politique d'annulation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Commentaires (23)
672sherryo
Nov 2024
It was a beautiful day and the leisurely trip down the river was very enjoyable. Tall Mike was an excellent guide with several anecdotes and interesting facts. We saw a bald eagle, several blue herons, turtles, and the highlight was seeing the wild horses that came to the river to drink. The surrounding countryside was lovely with the contrasting colors of the river, the foliage and the towering cliffs.
Réponse de l'hôte
Nov 2024
Hi, thanks for joining us and having a few hours of fun in the sun! We're glad you enjoyed your trip down the beautiful Salt River and saw so many things! Thanks for your review.
839heatherz
Nov 2024
This was our first time staying at the Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch and we loved it. Everyone we met (both the employees and the guests) were just phenomenal! The lodging was cozy with a gorgeous view, the trails were fun, and the food was excellent. While there we signed up for the Guided Rafting Tour on the Lower Salt River with Ryan. Ryan has a lot of experience rafting on difficult rapids and assured us that there "rapids" on the lower salt weren't anything to worry about. He said to just sit back and relax while he told us about the area and pointed out wildlife. I went with my husband and there were two other couples who joined us who were just lovely and funny. The day was beautiful and we saw different types of wildlife and TONS of wild horses gathered near our final stop on the river. We had a little snafu midway through when one of group fell off the raft. However, Ryan handled it brilliantly having trained us on how to pull someone back in, in case this happened, and by steering the boat to the side (out of the small rapids area) and having the man overboard hold onto the rope on the side of the boat. We worked together to pull the outed passenger back in (dripping wet and bruised) and continued on our way. It turns out a little adventure, albeit with a calm and skilled guide, made for a very fun and unforgettable trip. You really couldn't find a better river rafting guide than Ryan. We highly recommend him!
Réponse de l'hôte
Nov 2024
Thank you for such an awesome and detailed review! We're so glad you enjoyed your stay with us and have some adventurous memories to take with you! Ryan says thank you for the shoutout and all the kind words!
K7984AHdeanf
Oct 2024
Amazing float trip, our guide Kye did an excellent job, wonderful scenery! The wild horses were a real treat, they are majestic.
Réponse de l'hôte
Oct 2024
Glad you spent some fun in the sun before the summers over. I'll pass your compliments onto Ky, he is amazing!

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