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C.R.A.T.E., Colorado River and Trail Expeditions presents a wonderful Infographic titled ‘Paddling Strokes for Beginners’. It has been created to outline the basics of paddling a raft. It adumbrates the…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
#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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