River Trip Assurance Fee can be purchased at a non-refundable cost of $25 per person and is highly recommended. All reservations for the HRR River Tours can be cancelled with a full refund or dates changed with the purchase of the River Trip Assurance Fee (RTAF).

Hualapai River Runners | 900 E Highway 66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434
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Hualapai Lodge

You should check-in with the Hualapai River Runners’ Concierge desk between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.

Yes! You are welcome to take photos and video of your whitewater adventure. Any equipment you bring (be it cell phone, GoPro, camera, etc.) is at your own risk. If anything is dropped in the river it will not be retrieved.

A waterproof bag, waterproof ammo can, and life jacket will be distributed at the launch site, Diamond Creek. This is also where your Guide will orient you on your whitewater rafting adventure.

Our recommended list of personal gear is meant to prepare you for all types of weather, especially the strong Arizona sun. Although we are in Arizona, fall temperatures get pretty cool and coupled with the cold water of the Colorado River, 45° Fahrenheit year round, the ride can get pretty chilly. Remember, you will be on the river for at least five hours.

Being in a desert environment, mosquitoes and flying insects are not usually a big problem. Because we spend most of our time on the water, snakes and scorpions are seldom encountered. For those of you participating in the overnight trip, your Guide will give you instructions at the campsite.

A first aid kit is standard equipment on every raft. All boatmen are trained in CPR, First Aide, and Swift Water Rescue.

Our trips are outdoor activities with exposure to the elements. We consider our one-day river trip to be mildly strenuous, requiring some effort. We consider our two-day river trip to be moderately strenuous, requiring concerted effort.

Portable toilets are available at the Peach Springs airstrip and Diamond Creek launch point. Restrooms are also located in the Hualapai Lodge and Grand Canyon West (trip termination point). We strongly recommend using the toilet at one of these sites.

We never know when it will rain. Even if you are taking a summer trip, you should bring a rain jacket/poncho as suggested on our packing list. Many people wear a rain jacket/poncho through the rapids and then take it off after our run through the rapids.

Our guides are qualified with hundreds of miles of river experience. Each guide is an accomplished outdoor person with a background in natural history and the ability to make every trip a memorable experience.

Hualapai Tribal regulations as well as National Park regulations mandate the wearing of life jackets by all persons in a watercraft at all times.

We recommend having a hearty breakfast prior to departing the Hualapai Lodge. When booking your trip you will asked if you have any food allergies or dietary preferences so we can prepare the correct food for you.

Water, juice, soft drinks, and snacks will be provided throughout the trip. Each raft will have an ice chest of snacks and drinks. Sandwiches and chips will be served for lunch around noontime. No alcoholic beverages are allowed.