Afisha Life | Wąwóz Rio Grande cały dzień

co jest zawarte

Przewodniki światowej klasy

Bezpieczny, strzeżony parking,

Pełna obsługa centrali

Cały sprzęt do raftingu

Lunch

Popisowy, gorący lunch fajita z kurczakiem

World Class Guides

Dodatkowe informacje

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult

Czego oczekiwać

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Wąwóz Rio Grande

Zaczyna się Zaczynamy w naszej siedzibie, gdzie spotkasz swoich przewodników na cały dzień, którzy wyposażą Cię we cały sprzęt niezbędny na dzień na rzece. W centrali znajdziesz bezpieczny strzeżony parking, czyste toalety, przebieralnie, zacienione stoły piknikowe na naszych patio oraz wszelkie rzeczy, o których mogłeś zapomnieć w ostatniej chwili, w tym kremy do opalania, buty do wody, czapki i wiele więcej. To idealne miejsce, aby rozpocząć swoją przygodę. Wybór rzemiosła zależy od poziomu wody. Zdecydowana większość naszych gości lubi uczestniczyć i wiosłować wraz z przewodnikiem z tyłu łodzi, wydając polecenia wiosłowania, jednak możesz również usiąść i pozwolić przewodnikowi wykonać pracę na łodzi wiosłowej. A dla spragnionych adrenaliny zapytaj o nadmuchiwany kajak bez dodatkowych opłat. Pływanie wąwozem Rio Grande Po krótkiej przejażdżce do punktu początkowego w naszych samochodach dostawczych, Twoja wycieczka po rzece rozpocznie się spokojnym porannym rejsem przez jedną z najbardziej malowniczych części kanionu, z dużymi możliwościami zobaczenia różnorodnych dzikich zwierząt, w tym mulaków, wydr rzecznych, bobrów i wielu innych. różne ptaki drapieżne. Ta sekcja daje nam również czas na ćwiczenie technik wiosłowania, pływanie i po prostu cieszenie się Rio Grande. Gdzieś na tym odcinku zatrzymamy się nad brzegiem rzeki na smaczny lunch przygotowany przez twoich przewodników. Po obiedzie biegniemy bystrzami klasy III „Toru wyścigów konnych”. Dolny Wąwóz Rio Grande to szeroki kanion z bujnymi siedliskami łęgowymi wzdłuż brzegów Rio. Gdy wkraczamy na sekcję „Tor wyścigów konnych”, geologia radykalnie się zmienia, gdy mijamy linię uskoku Rio Grande, jedną z największych międzykontynentalnych linii uskoku w Ameryce Północnej. Ale nie zapominajmy o białej wodzie! Tor wyścigów konnych to 6 mil pełnych akcji bystrzy klasy 2-3. Idealny dla każdego, od początkujących do średniozaawansowanych/ekspertów. W tej sekcji każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie. Przy bystrzach, takich jak Labirynt, Wodospady Alberta, Przesmyki i Kopuła Gromu, upewnij się, że jesteś przygotowany i gotowy do zmoczenia! Słuchaj swoich przewodników, gdy pokonują te bystrza i nie zapomnij poprosić ich o surfowanie, gdy poziom wody będzie niższy. Przewodniki po wąwozie Rio Grande przez cały dzień Nasi przewodnicy są najlepsi w branży, koncentrując się na bezpieczeństwie i obsłudze gości jako najwyższym priorytecie. Wszyscy mają ogromną wiedzę na temat geologii, ekologii i historii tego obszaru i po prostu uwielbiają przebywać nad rzeką. Nasi przewodnicy mają doświadczenie na rzekach w całym kraju i na całym świecie, wiem, że każdy z nich spodoba ci się tak samo jak nam. Z pewnością pomogą uczynić Twój dzień na rzece najlepszym z możliwych. Całodniowe spływy pontonowe Rio Grande dostępne KAŻDEGO DNIA od marca do września. Nasz minimalny wiek na większości poziomów wody to 5 lat, jednak przy wyższych przepływach minimalny wiek wzrasta do 13 lat. Zarezerwuj miejsce online lub zadzwoń do nas w dowolnym momencie, 1-800-983-7756.

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Rio Grande Gorge

Starting Out We start at our headquarters where you’ll meet your guides for the day who will outfit you with all the gear necessary for the day on the river. At the headquarters, you will find safe secure parking, clean restrooms, changing rooms, shaded picnic tables on our patio rooms, and any last minute items you might have forgotten including sunscreen, water shoes, hats and much more. This is the perfect place to start your adventure. Craft choices are dependent on water levels. The large majority of our guests like to participate and paddle along with the guide in the back of the boat giving paddling commands, however, you may also choose to sit back and let the guide do the work on an oar boat. And for the adrenaline junkies, ask about an inflatable kayak at no extra charge. Floating the Rio Grande Gorge After the short drive to the starting point in our vans, your river trip begins with a placid morning float through one of the most scenic parts of the canyon with great opportunities to see a variety of wildlife including mule deer, river otter, beaver and many different birds of prey. This section also affords us time to practice paddling techniques, swimming and simply enjoying the Rio Grande. Somewhere in this stretch, we’ll stop on the side of the river for a nice lunch put together by your guides. After lunch, we run the Class III rapids of the “Racecourse.” The Lower Gorge of the Rio Grande is a broad canyon with lush riparian habitat along the banks of the Rio. As we enter the “Racecourse” section the geology radically changes as we pass onto the Rio Grande fault line, one of the largest intercontinental fault lines in North America. But let’s not forget the whitewater! The Racecourse is 6 miles of action-packed class 2-3 rapids. Perfect for everyone from beginners to intermediate/experts. There is something for everyone to enjoy on this section. With rapids like the Maze, Albert’s Falls, The Narrows, and The Thunderdome make sure you are braced in and ready to get wet! Listen to your guides as they negotiate these rapids and don’t forget to ask them to surf when the water levels are lower. Guides for the Rio Grande Gorge Full Day Our guides are the best in the business, focusing on safety and guest service as a top priority. All are extremely knowledgeable about the area’s geology, ecology and history and just love being on the river. Our Guides have experience on rivers all over the country and across the globe, I know you’ll enjoy each one as much as we do. They will certainly help to make your day on the river the best possible. Full Day Rio Grande rafting trips available EVERY DAY starting in March through September. Our minimum age at most water levels is 5, however, at the higher flows, that minimum age rises to 13. Book online or call us anytime, 1-800-983-7756, to reserve your space.

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Rio Grande Gorge

Starting Out We start at our headquarters where you’ll meet your guides for the day who will outfit you with all the gear necessary for the day on the river. At the headquarters, you will find safe secure parking, clean restrooms, changing rooms, shaded picnic tables on our patio rooms, and any last minute items you might have forgotten including sunscreen, water shoes, hats and much more. This is the perfect place to start your adventure. Craft choices are dependent on water levels. The large majority of our guests like to participate and paddle along with the guide in the back of the boat giving paddling commands, however, you may also choose to sit back and let the guide do the work on an oar boat. And for the adrenaline junkies, ask about an inflatable kayak at no extra charge. Floating the Rio Grande Gorge After the short drive to the starting point in our vans, your river trip begins with a placid morning float through one of the most scenic parts of the canyon with great opportunities to see a variety of wildlife including mule deer, river otter, beaver and many different birds of prey. This section also affords us time to practice paddling techniques, swimming and simply enjoying the Rio Grande. Somewhere in this stretch, we’ll stop on the side of the river for a nice lunch put together by your guides. After lunch, we run the Class III rapids of the “Racecourse.” The Lower Gorge of the Rio Grande is a broad canyon with lush riparian habitat along the banks of the Rio. As we enter the “Racecourse” section the geology radically changes as we pass onto the Rio Grande fault line, one of the largest intercontinental fault lines in North America. But let’s not forget the whitewater! The Racecourse is 6 miles of action-packed class 2-3 rapids. Perfect for everyone from beginners to intermediate/experts. There is something for everyone to enjoy on this section. With rapids like the Maze, Albert’s Falls, The Narrows, and The Thunderdome make sure you are braced in and ready to get wet! Listen to your guides as they negotiate these rapids and don’t forget to ask them to surf when the water levels are lower. Guides for the Rio Grande Gorge Full Day Our guides are the best in the business, focusing on safety and guest service as a top priority. All are extremely knowledgeable about the area’s geology, ecology and history and just love being on the river. Our Guides have experience on rivers all over the country and across the globe, I know you’ll enjoy each one as much as we do. They will certainly help to make your day on the river the best possible. Full Day Rio Grande rafting trips available EVERY DAY starting in March through September. Our minimum age at most water levels is 5, however, at the higher flows, that minimum age rises to 13. Book online or call us anytime, 1-800-983-7756, to reserve your space.

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Recenzje (188)

donmarler

May 2019

Ask for Luke as a guide if you go, Great guide, fun, fully informed! Hot meal half-way through. Very professional group all-around.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Jun 2019

Thank you, Don!! Luke is the best!

Kris H

Mar 2019

We just finished our Rio Grande Gorge Full Day. My two daughters (ages 9 and 11) and I all had a wonderful experience. It is March 17th today so this is a very early season trip. My biggest concern going into the trip was the cold. We did plan ahead for this as best as we could and put on as many layers of synthetic moisture wicking clothes as we could. We went with two layers of tights and a couple layers of under armor type light hoodies. We also did stocking caps and gloves for the first half of the trip. The one part of our bodies that did get cold was our feet. We all wore two layers of synthetic socks and old tennis shoes. Feet got cold but not unbearable. I might try some thicker wool socks if I did this again. We had a beautiful day that started out around 35 degrees in the morning and got to 58 by the afternoon. Weather is probably a little more risky this time of year but I think having the river completely to ourselves made dealing with the colder temperatures completely worth it. Our guide was utterly professional. She could answer any question you might have and had a lot of pride in her river. The girls learned a lot about the local environment, geology, and cultures. Safety was her number one priority and I really have no idea how she managed the raft as well as she did. I have done just enough kayaking/canoeing to know that the way we magically got lined up for every rapid doesn’t happen by accident. Lastly, the pictures aren’t setups. I am always skeptical that the pictures on the websites and even on trip advisor are staged or setup. The rapids in the pictures are real and they aren’t necessarily unique. The Racecourse section has 10-12 sets of rapids that are just as exciting as the pictures that you see. It is really 2 hours of excitement broken up with just enough time to catch your breath, get over laughing, and start over. We are on our way to the Grand Canyon and I couldn’t be happier with our decision to come through Santa Fe on our way there. This is a great Spring Break activity.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Mar 2019

Hi Kris, Thank you so much for the spectacular and detailed review for all in trip advisorlandia!! We so enjoyed the opportunity to take you and your two daughters on a fun spring break adventure. Wendy is an amazing guide and her love of the Rio shines through for all to see! We hope that the Grand Canyon portion of the trip was dazzling and we would love to take you all down the river again in the future!

NewMexicoJill

Sep 2018

We took the full day trip with Garrett, who was super nice and capable. We had some folks in a raft and some in kayaks, so after lunch (good enough), we were joined by a second guide (Brad), who led us kayakers. I was happy to pick up some tips and info about the gorge. It's different, depending on the water level and that may affect what trips are open-- so check in-- The pay-off to a trip later in the summer is that the water was comfortable for a dip-- This trip gives me ONE MORE great reason to love New Mexico.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Sep 2018

Garrett is a super star guide and we are so glad you found another reason to love New Mexico!!! Thank you for the taking the time to write a glowing review, we appreciate it!

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