Our comprehensive FAQs section for Horseshoe Bend Rafting is designed to answer all your pressing questions and prepare you for a smooth rafting experience. From safety guidelines and age requirements to what to pack and expect, we ensure you have all the essential details to make your trip memorable.
Yes, trips will be conducted in the rain, please plan accordingly. Weather conditions will also be monitored by the company.
Wilderness River Adventures reserves the right to cancel trips due to unsafe conditions based on company policies. If your trip should be cancelled due to weather conditions, you can either be issued a full refund or move your reservation to a different date, if available.
Page, Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time. Please plan accordingly and set electronic devices to “Phoenix Time Zone”. In addition, the city neighbors the Navajo Reservation and the state of Utah, both of which honor Daylight Savings. Click here to check what time it is.
Yes. When making your reservation, select the “self-drive” option. Once your reservation is complete, instructions for check-in will be provided. Passengers who chose to drive their personal vehicle to Lee’s Ferry will check-in with the boatman, 30-minutes after the scheduled departure time. Departure time advertised is from the Wilderness headquarters in Page, Arizona.
For the safety and security of everyone while on tour with Wilderness River Adventures, the following items and activities are not permitted:
Make sure you are prepared to spend the day outside. Because weather conditions change throughout the season, check the weather forecast before your arrival.
Spring and Fall - You may experience cooler temperatures and windy days; jackets and rain gear may be appropriate.
July through September - Temperatures may reach 105 degrees or greater while on the river. Therefore, sun protection is a must. Bring a brimmed hat, sunglasses, light weight long-sleeve shirt for protection against the sun, sunscreen, and lip balm. Always remember to stay hydrated and be sure to bring a refillable water bottle. You may also bring a lunch or snacks.
Thunderstorms and afternoon rain showers may occur; rain gear is recommended.
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Reservations are available for the 2026 season. Each vessel is limited to 22 passengers; therefore, it is recommended to reserve as soon as possible to guarantee your seat.
Large groups can reserve with a group reservationist at: 1-800-341-8934.
Wilderness River Adventures requires 12 full-fare passengers to launch a trip. Should the minimum not be reached, passengers may receive either a full refund or move their reservation to a different date, if available.
Wilderness River Adventures reserves the right to cancel any river trip or decrease the size for any prudent reason when deemed necessary. If trips are cancelled by the company, all trip monies are refunded.
A $10 per person cancellation fee will be retained for any cancellation received 48 hours before the trips scheduled departure.
Please call or email if your group is experiencing any last-minute delays: 800-992-8022 or WRAFloats@aramark.com
NO REFUNDS INSIDE OF 48 HOURS.
Please contact Central Reservations at 1-800-528-6154 if you cancel a trip more than 48 hours prior to departure.
Page, Arizona does not observe daylight savings time, please plan accordingly and set electronic devices to “Phoenix Time Zone”, when entering the area. In addition, the city neighbors the Navajo Reservation, and the Utah Stateline, both of which honor Daylight Savings. Click here to check what time it is.
Wilderness River Adventures can accommodate guests with disabilities. Please contact the Wilderness office to discuss your individual needs: WRAFloats@aramark.com or 800-992-8022.
Make sure you are prepared to spend the day outside. Weather conditions change throughout the season, check the weather forecast before your arrival.
Spring and Fall - You may experience cooler temperatures and windy days; jackets and rain gear may be appropriate. It is recommended to dress in layers.
Summer - Temperatures may reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit or greater while on the river. Therefore, sun protection is a must. Bring a brimmed hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm, and light weight long-sleeved shirt for protection against the sun. Always remember to stay hydrated and be sure to bring a refillable water bottle.
Thunderstorms and afternoon rain showers may occur; rain gear is recommended.
*Wear comfortable walking shoes; outdoor sandals or closed-toed shoes.
Yes, service animals only. Please contact the Wilderness office to request this service: WRAFloats@aramark.com or 800-992-8022.
Spring and Fall are enjoyable times to be on the river. In the summer, it is recommended to go either in the early morning or late afternoon. If you would like to discuss options in detail, please call the Wilderness office: 1-800-992-8022.
