Top Claypool Tours by Duration in 2026

Embark on an unforgettable Salt River Half-Day Rafting Trip in Arizona—perfect for adventure seekers and thrill-seekers craving a white water rafting rush. These small-group trips are guided by highly trained, class III certified professionals, you’ll tackle more rapids per mile here than on any other Arizona river, ensuring a thrill-packed journey. Your adventure starts in a dramatic canyon on the Fort Apache Reservation, surrounded by truly scenic wilderness. You will paddle through exhilarating class II and III rapids that promise splashes, laughter, and awe-inspiring canyon views. This wilderness tour is ideal for all experience levels, immersing you in raw nature along a lesser-known section of the Salt River. All essential gear and a convenient roundtrip shuttle are included. Experience the thrill of white water rafting in Arizona’s most scenic wilderness.

This tour explores one of the most untouched regions of the Tonto National Forest—land the Forest Service considers the most natural terrain left in Arizona. Wilds of Arizona is the only licensed and certified off‑road operator allowed to guide tours here, giving guests rare access to hidden canyons, historic mining sites, and views most travelers never experience. Wildlife sightings may include free‑range cattle, bald and golden eagles, jackrabbits, deer, and even black bear. Guides share the area’s mining history, native plants, and desert ecology while leading you to dramatic overlooks of Salt River Canyon, Ash Creek Canyon, and the wild Upper Salt River. Our CPR‑certified guides carry emergency gear and tools, and our UTVs feature cooling misters for comfort on hot days. This adventure blends rugged off‑roading, rich history, wildlife, and some of the most breathtaking scenery in Arizona.

Discover the rapids of Salt River Canyon in Arizona with this half-day rafting adventure. Climb aboard an inflatable raft for an adrenaline-pumping ride over a dozen Class III rapids in the Salt River. Admire views in Salt River Canyon, which is 2,000 feet deep. All equipment including helmets, wetsuits, and wetsuit boots are provided for this tour.