It’s important to know that no rivers are safe. The equipment and instruction we provide for our 6-mile beginner float helps to mitigate those inherent risks associated with rafting. Always pay attention and wear your life jacket! If you are wearing your life jacket, the most dangerous place will likely be the shore (slippery rocks, poison oak/ivy and wild animals that should be avoided).

Water levels fluctuate – but in most areas the river is 10 to 30 feet deep.

Water levels fluctuate daily based on water releases, but in most cases the river is slow and very relaxing. The water picks up speed through a few riffles and through the class ll San Juan Rapid.