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Rafting the Full canyon segment of Grand Canyon National Park is the ultimate way to experience one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World. There is no surprise that this is, by far the most popular raft trip offered in the Grand Canyon. On this Full Canyon route, you will experience the very best the canyon has to offer while avoiding a strenuous 9.5 mile hike that is required at the start or end of shorter partial canyon, upper and lower trips. Depending on the outfitter’s specific itinerary, most trips originate in Arizona in either Flagstaff, Page or Marble Canyon as well as one option in Las Vegas Nevada. As the walls of the canyon are low enough to access Lee’s Ferry in Marble Canyon, you will be driven to the launch point, river mile zero, to begin your adventure. You will learn about the inhabitants that occupied the Canyon, the first explorers to map and journal the Great Unknown, and the environmentalists who saved the Grand Canyon from being developed into a series of lakes. Beyond the geology and modern history, ancient history is abundant in the Grand Canyon. As you travel down river, each day will consist of multiple stops for side canyon hiking and an opportunity to see some of the most notable attractions the canyon has to offer. With so many places to explore, your itinerary will be determined on a day to day basis. Redwall cavern, Little Colorado River, Unkar Delta, and Nankoweap Graneries are a few of the amazing attractions hidden within the walls of this adventure.
Along the way, remember to embrace the rapids as they gradually increase in size and cherish the moments of excitement, education and exhilaration the Full Canyon provides. Within a few short miles past Phantom Ranch, river mile 88 mile, some of the most exciting and enthralling whitewater awaits you. You will witness the current quickly changing pace as you drop into four of the largest rapids: Horn Creek, Granite, Hermit, and Crystal.
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Continue down river, and after safely navigating through the heart of the Canyon and it’s many rapids, observe as the rock walls expand to showcase unbelievable views that can only be captured in Grand Canyon. Listen closely as your guides educate your trip on the formation of Grand Canyon and the many rock layers that create the beautiful landscapes and slot canyons hiding below the Canyons rim. Enjoy the shade of Shinamu Falls, and the cool waters of Elves Chasm. Play in the cascading waters of Havasu Canyon and finish your trip with a thrilling run through Lava Falls Rapid.
Per the national park, there are designated 3 exit points on this full canyon route, Via helicopter at Whitmore wash at river mile 188, or a drive out at either Diamond Creek, river mile 225 or Lake Mead at river mile 280.
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