Deciding what month you want to go on your Grand Canyon rafting trip is a big decision. Let’s talk about rafting in September!

At Hatch River Expeditions, we take great pride in doing all we can to keep the Grand Canyon, and all wilderness we encounter, as pristine as possible. We are so grateful to be able to call the Grand Canyon our office, and feel great protectiveness over her. To align with this duty of land stewardship, we follow the “Leave No Trace” principles. We’re happy to partner with the Leave No Trace organization, which publishes a framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors.
Below we have highlighted just some of our practices here at Hatch River Expeditions. Our guides will be sure to educate you on these methods on your next river trip! We also encourage guests to take these tactics home and practice Leave No Trace in their daily and outdoor lives.
This list includes just some of the best practices for Leave No Trace ethics on Hatch River Expeditions rafting trips. We do our very best to make sure generations to come can visit and appreciate the beauty of this place we love so dearly. For more information or to see what you can do or tips to implement at home, check out Leave No Trace.
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One of our most frequently asked questions, or I should say groups of questions involve drinks on the river. So let’s talk about them!
How do I get to Lees Ferry to start my rafting trip? If you’re on a full canyon or an upper canyon rafting trip with Hatch River Expeditions, your trip begins with a stay in Marble Canyon, AZ. Then, on the morning of your trip, you'll get to Lees Ferry (where...
Today on we require everyone on the river to wear lifejackets while on the boat. Here’s why PFD’s are so important…