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Grand Canyon Rafting FAQs
Thinking about rafting the Grand Canyon for the first time? It's hard to know what to expect on a river trip, especially if you haven't been before. We get a…
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Colorado River & Trail Expeditions Receives Second Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence
Colorado River & Trail Expeditions has been awarded a 2013 Certificate of Excellence from Tripadvisor.com for its rafting trips. This is the second straight year C.R.A.T.E. has received this…
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Chicken Salad Recipe
Over the years, we've had many compliments and questions about the meals we prepare on our river trips. We thought we would share a recipe with those of you who…
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Spring in Canyonlands Rafting, Hiking, and Geology with Wayne Ranney a GREAT SUCCESS!!
Colorado River & Trail Expeditions April 27-May 6, 2013 Spring in Canyonlands Trips was hosted by geologist and author Wayne Ranney. The trip included 6 nights camping on the banks…
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Cataract Canyon Photography River Trip Hosted by Tom Till
Special Photography River Trip Hosted by Tom Till, July 29-August 4, 2013 Colorado River Cataract Canyon, Canyonlands National Park We are excited to announce this special on-river photography workshop with…
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RAFTING PHOTO CONTEST NOW OPEN
New for 2013 – Photo Sharing/Photo Contest Instructions Colorado River & Trail Expeditions has designed and developed a section on our website where our rafting guests can share photos from…
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Funyaks, Duckies, or Inflatable Kayaks Oh My!
Paddling an "Inflatable Kayak," also known as the "Ducky" or "Funyak," is a great way to experience a rafting trip. The boat is similar in shape to a canoe, but…
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Catclaw Acacia
The Catclaw Acacia(Acacia greggii) is commonly found in the Grand Canyon. From a distance it is hard to differentiate from the Western Honey Mesquite Tree. Up close the Catclaw Acacia can…
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13 Rafting Experiences You Don’t Want to Miss
#1. Walk on a Glacier Positioned below the Tatshenshini and Alsek River confluence is the Walker Glacier. Though the Walker Glacier has been receding continually since the first Colorado…
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Kayaking the Grand Canyon
The first person to kayak the Grand Canyon was Alexander Zee Grant in 1941. There are photos of Grant's boat at http://www.gcrivermuseum.org/river-heritage/the-boats/escalante/ Currently the Grand Canyon Heritage Coalition is gathering…
