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Entrajo Canyon & Packrafting Combo – Full Day Moab Canyoneering & River Trip

Once we've had our fill of canyoneering, we'll hop in the van and take a scenic ride along the Colorado River, where we'll stop for lunch and learn about the wonders of packrafting and river safety. Packrafts are one-person inflatable boats that are lightweight and pack down to the size of a tent. This allows us to walk a short distance to any non-standard put-in along the river, so we can choose a section that accommodates your group - choose anything from class II (sometimes III) rapids to an easy flat-water float. We want you to enjoy your time on the river, so the choice is yours!

Duration

1. Duration: 7 to 9 hours
   
2. Meeting Time: Morning departures based on season
   
3. Drive Time to Trailhead: ~15 minutes
   
4. Season: Year-round
   

Location / Where to Meet

Ages & Requirements

1. Minimum age: 7
   
2. Moderate fitness required (2 miles hiking with scrambling and uneven terrain)
   
3. No prior canyoneering experience necessary
   
4. Participants should be comfortable with heights, water, and uneven terrain
   

• Physical Difficulty: Moderate
  
• Technical Difficulty: Moderate
  
• Rappels: 2 - (15ft/5m, 80ft/24m)
  
• River Section: The choice is yours! Packrafts allow us to choose a section of flat-water or a scenic float with Class I and II rapids mixed in.
  
• Total Hiking Distance: 2mi/3km
  
• Total Floating Distance: 5mi/8km
  

What’s Included

1. All required canyoneering and safety gear (helmet, harness, ropes, rappel devices, carabiners, etc.)
   
2. All packrafting gear (boat, paddle, PFD, drybags)
   
3. Durable technical canyoneering daypack (provided for each guest)
   
4. Professional, AMGA or state-certified guide
   
5. Transportation to and from the river trailhead
   
6. Private tour – just your group and your guide
   
7. Seasonal gear as needed (e.g., wetsuits, drysuits, gloves)
   
8. First aid and emergency equipment carried by your guide
   

What’s Not Included

1. Food and snacks
   
2. Water (recommend at least 2–3 liters per person)
   
3. Transportation to the meeting location
   
4. Guide gratuity (customary 15–20%)
   

What to Bring / Wear

1. Daypack (provided, but you may bring your own if preferred)
   
2. 2–3 liters of water (more in hot months)
   
3. Lunch and high-energy snacks
   

1. Lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for hiking and scrambling
   
2. Quick-dry materials recommended; avoid heavy cotton in cooler months
   
3. Closed-toe hiking shoes with good grip (must be able to get wet)
   
4. Secure river footwear that can get wet (if different from hiking shoes)
   
5. Swimsuit or quick-dry base layer for packrafting (if different from canyoneering clothes)
   

1. Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen (SPF 15+)
   
2. Light layers for changing conditions (fleece or lightweight jacket)
   
3. Windbreaker or rain jacket (especially spring, fall, and monsoon season)
   

1. Gloves for rappelling (for comfort)
   
2. Small dry bag for personal items
   
3. Warm hat and gloves (colder months)
   
4. Change of clothes for after the float
   

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