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"THANK YOU for a wonderful, out-of-this-world trip down the Colorado in Grand Canyon. I'm still amazed that I did it and can't stop thinking, remembering and reading about the magnificent, grandissmo canyon and it's river. I want to come back."
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Our Whitewater Boats on the Green and Colorado Rivers
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We are very happy to announce that Moki Mac has just purchased several wooden dories, to add to our flotilla of whitewater craft. The use of wooden boats on western rivers can be traced back 135 years, to the early regional explorers such as J.W. Powell, W.B. Stanton, N. Galloway and the Kolb brothers. Recreationally, this beautiful style of boat has been used since the 1940's, specifically on the Green, Colorado and San Juan Rivers. Our new dories are 17 feet long, 6 feet wide and can carry up to three passengers.
Join one of our trips with dories on the Green River in Desolation Canyon
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Since the days of the military surplus 10-man rafts and bridge-building pontoons of the 1940's, adopted for use on western rivers by early recreation enthusiasts, inflatable raft technology has come a long way. Our whitewater rafts of today have been developed and built in the USA specifically for our industry using high-tech neoprene materials. They are the most durable and well-designed craft available for whitewater use.
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Our motorized rafts range in size from 17 foot "mini-snout" boats to 35-foot pontoon rafts. These high-tech inflatable boats with rigid aluminum frames are used on the Grand Canyon and Cataract Canyon motorized trips.
They can carry up to 12 guests and all of our gear and food. In the Grand Canyon they are powered by new, quiet, and less polluting four-stroke outboard motors.
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Our 18-foot rafts will be rowed by your guides and are used on all Utah
trips, as well as on the Grand Canyon oar powered trips. They can carry up to five passengers and your guide, plus gear and food.
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The one or two man inflatable kayaks that we bring along on some of our trips add an increased level of participation for the adventurous!
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