Top Utah Kayaking Tours

The beautiful Provo River is home to granite cliffs, crystal clear waters, and miles of routes ideal for kayaking and rafting excursions. On this private tour, follow your guide along five miles (8 kilometers) of some of the river’s level I-II (milder) rapids, floating along on either 6-9 person rafts or 2-person inflatable kayaks. Upgrade to add a hiking or biking excursion to waterfalls nearby.

We will take you on a private raft or kayaks giving you all the attention of the guide. We will tell you stories about the area and the history of our great State and we are known to tell a good joke or two. We also are very likely to see some wildlife and beautiful scenery is always guaranteed. Our guides are all well trained and certified river guides so we will make sure you are safe and happy! We also have options to add on a waterfall hike to this excursion so please let us know if you want to add these on after you book. Based on availability.

Cool off during the warmest part of the day on a relaxed Colorado River rafting adventure near Moab. Travel through the scenic “Moab Daily,” surrounded by red-rock cliffs, Professor Valley and the formations near Fisher Towers. This beginner-friendly trip generally includes mild Class I–II rapids, calm stretches of river and opportunities for swimming, water games and peaceful floating. Depending on river conditions and availability, guests may also have the chance to try inflatable kayaks or tubes. Way to Moab is a small, owner-operated company offering personal attention and a flexible, less-rushed experience. Your trip includes a professional guide, rafting equipment, personal flotation devices, transportation from our downtown shop, drinking water, snacks, cold beverages and water guns. It is an ideal afternoon activity after visiting Arches or Canyonlands in the morning.

Start your day with a scenic, family-friendly rafting trip on the Colorado River near Moab. This approximately four-hour adventure explores the section locals call the “Moab Daily,” surrounded by red-rock cliffs, Professor Valley and views toward Fisher Towers. Mild Class I–II rapids make this an excellent choice for first-time rafters, families and multigenerational groups. Help paddle, enjoy the splashy sections or relax while your guide shares stories about the area’s geology, history and desert landscape. Way to Moab is a small, owner-operated company focused on personal service and a welcoming river experience. Your trip includes a professional guide, rafting equipment, personal flotation devices, transportation from our downtown Moab shop, drinking water, snacks and water guns. The morning departure leaves your afternoon open for Arches, Canyonlands or more time exploring Moab.

Fall colors are at their best right now!!! Late September and early October is prime time and the forecast for those weeks looks promising, with sunshine, warm temperatures, and crisp mountain air. Come with us!!! We spend a whole day with you in the mountains. We bring all the gear, knowledge of the terrain, and provide transportation to help you have a memorable and fun filled day exploring what Utah mountains are all about. We operate on a US Forest Service Outfitting & Guiding Permit providing the authorization for us to take you in the Wasatch-Cache-Uinta National Forest. All the details are covered.

Spend a full day kayaking one of Moab's most scenic stretches through Castle Valley! Paddle the Colorado River in an inflatable kayak (ducky), navigating Class I-II rapids and enjoying the stunning bluffs, sculptures, and spires. This full-day trip includes a deli-style lunch and provides a great workout as you explore both calm and splashy waters. No prior kayaking experience is needed, but swimming ability is required. A guide will be there to assist you as you spin, surf, and paddle downstream.

This paddling trip offers a quick teaser of the scenic beauty and easy rapids of Castle Valley! Our half-day trips give you about 2 hours on the water to take in the incredible beauty of this sandstone paradise. Meet at the Mild to Wild office to check in and get ready for the river! Your guides will get you fitted for a PFD (aka life jacket) and then hop on the shuttle for a scenic 40 minute drive out to Castle Valley. Once there, we’ll have a safety orientation and some paddling instruction before you push off with the fleet for the next couple hours. Kayaking trips float with the rafting trips, and the guides will give you instruction as you paddle along. The kayaks move much faster than the rafts, so on occasion you may have to wait up for them. More time to take in the scenery, we say! This is a very mild rafting trip, with mostly calm flat water with a couple rapid sections sprinkled in along the way.