by Eva Hatch | Jan 31, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
Lee’s Ferry and Lonely Dell: A Remote Spot with a Story To Raft through the Grand Canyon you begin at a place called Lee’s Ferry, the only spot for the next 200 miles of the Colorado River where river runners can launch their boats! But it wasn’t always just a...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 15, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
4 Incredible Sights to Explore on an Upper Grand Canyon Rafting Trip The Upper Grand Canyon is a treasure trove of awe-inspiring sights, blending natural beauty, geological marvels, and rich history. Whether you’re a botanist, a geologist, a historian, or just...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 10, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
The Kaibab Suspension Bridge: The Creation of a Grand Canyon Landmark As you near the halfway point of your journey, you’ll pass beneath one of the Grand Canyon’s most impressive engineering feats: the Kaibab Suspension Bridge, also known as the Black Bridge....
by Kiki Turnbull | Dec 16, 2024 | About Grand Canyon
5 Reasons to Visit Grand Canyon This Winter You may not be able to go white water rafting in Grand Canyon while the snow is flying, but you have to do something in the off season! At Hatch, we are big time Canyon fans all year round. Here are 5 reasons...
by Kiki Turnbull | Dec 13, 2024 | About Grand Canyon
7 Favorite Winter Pastimes for Grand Canyon Whitewater Enthusiasts Since the rafting season takes up only about half of the year, Grand Canyon whitewater enthusiasts find many other creative ways to enjoy the outdoors during the offseason. The...
by Kiki Turnbull | Dec 9, 2024 | About Grand Canyon
7 Reasons Winter Makes Us Miss Grand Canyon Rafting The leaves fall and the temperatures drop and we’re already missing river season. Whether due to ice scraping, wearing sweaters, or just an addiction to summer-time warm weather, these winter months...