6 Day Oar
Trip Information
6 Days, 5 Nights

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Begins
Las Vegas, NV or South Rim Grand Canyon -
Ends
South Rim Grand Canyon -
River Miles
89 river miles from Marble Canyon to South Rim -
Minimum Age
12 years of age
What's Included?
- A rigorous 8 mile hike along Bright Angel Trail
- An active adventure – be prepared for the physical nature of the trip
- Ground transportation from Las Vegas to Marble Canyon on day 1 (optional)
- 89 river miles on oar rafts
- Experienced river and hiking guides
- Side hikes to scenic vistas, hidden waterfalls, and more
- Two dry bags and a camp chair
- A tent, cot, pillow, sleeping bag, and sheet
- Daily meals prepared in our camp kitchen
- Snacks, water, electrolyte replenishment drinks, sodas
- Arizona River Runners insulated cup
Cost listed above does not include: Lodging before and after your trip, transportation from the South Rim after trip ends, National Park entrance fee, personal travel insurance, and gratuity.
Trip Itinerary
South Rim Option: Best for guests traveling with their own vehicle. Park at the South Rim and arrange a shuttle to Marble Canyon, Arizona, the day before your trip. Reserve your room(s) at the Marble Canyon Lodge the night before your trip.
Guests should dedicate the entire day to this hike, and reservations should be made to stay overnight at the South Rim. Guests needing to return to Las Vegas should arrange a charter flight for the day after your trip ends. We will provide you with contact information to set this up.
South Rim Lodging: You will want to stay at the South Rim Village in Grand Canyon National Park the night after you hike out. Lodging should be booked as soon as possible. Reservations in the park open one year in advance and can sell out.
What people say
“The incredible rapids, which I thought was going to be the highlight of my trip was overshadowed by the amazing guides that I met on the trip. Everything from the layering of the Canyon, the animals we encountered, and the secrets within the wall was presented with love and passion by the guides. That really helped to give us an appreciation for what we were experiencing.”
— Remington, New York, NY
“It's hard to explain how sleeping in the open, waking up with sun, packing all your belongings into a dry bag, floating down the river for 8 hours in 115-degree heat, baking in the sun, with an occasional rapid run, with a break for lunch and a nap in the shade, with people you met days earlier, could add up to the best vacation ever. But there you have it!”
— Eric, Amherst MA