This full-day, 12-mile kayaking adventure launches from the base of the Hoover Dam and takes you through the stunning Black Canyon, stopping at natural wonders like Gold Strike and Arizona Hot Springs
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Location: Las Vegas
What's Included
- Entrance fees (Permits are required through the Bureau of Reclamation)
- Lunch
- Full-day Guided Colorado River Kayak Tour
- All safety equipment
- Premium bottled spring water
- Wide range of tasty snacks to include five types of granola and proteins bars, a large selection of chips and fruit
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, typically kids need to be at least 8 years old to participate in the kayak tour. However, it's always best to check with River Dogz directly, as they might have specific guidelines based on weather conditions or other factors. If you’re thinking about taking younger children, they might have some options for family-friendly activities nearby.
A: You’ll want to wear quick-dry clothes since you might get splashed. Early mornings can be a bit chilly, so layering is a great idea. Don't forget a hat and sunscreen because it gets hot pretty fast once the sun comes out! River Dogz provides life jackets, but you can bring your own if you prefer.
A: Yes, River Dogz has a flexible rescheduling policy in case of bad weather. They’ll usually contact you the day before to confirm conditions. If it’s not safe, you can easily pick another date. Just make sure to check their policy on their website for any specific details.
Discussions
Just booked the Colorado River kayak tour! What should I expect?
I’m so excited! I booked the full-day kayak tour on the Colorado River with River Dogz, launching from Hoover Dam. I’ve heard the views are stunning, especially the caves and hot springs. Does anyone have tips for the day? What was your favorite part? Trying to prep for an amazing experience!
Thinking about gifting this kayak tour—good idea?
I want to get my brother something memorable for his birthday, and this kayak tour on the Colorado River looks epic! He loves being outdoors but hasn’t kayaked much. Is this a good experience for beginners? I want him to have a blast but not feel overwhelmed.