Durango Rafting - Quarter Day Family Friendly Trip

Rafting the Animas River is consistently rated as one of the highlights of visitors vacationing in Durango, Colorado.  Enjoy a safe and fun Animas River raft trip in the company of a professional guid

Rafting the Animas River is consistently rated as one of the highlights of visitors vacationing in Durango, Colorado.  Enjoy a safe and fun Animas River raft trip in the company of a professional guide. The family-friendly Class I, II & III rapids are enough action to engage novices without being intimidating. Kid-tested and mom-approved since 1981.

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Location: Durango

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Q&A

Q: What's the age limit for kids on this rafting trip?

A: The age limit for kids is usually around 6 years and up, but it can vary a bit depending on water conditions. It's always best to check with Mountain Waters Rafting directly before booking. They’re super helpful and can give you the latest info. Just make sure your kiddo is comfortable in the water!

Q: Do you have to drive far to get to the river from Durango?

A: Nope! The drive to the river is pretty short. It’s only about 15-20 minutes from downtown Durango. Plus, they'll provide transportation to and from the river, which is super convenient! Just sit back and enjoy the views.

Q: Is there a weight limit for the raft?

A: Yes, there is a weight limit, but it varies by raft size. Most rafts accommodate a total of around 600-700 lbs. It’s best to call Mountain Waters Rafting to confirm the details based on your group size. Safety first, you know!

Discussions

Considering gifting a rafting trip! Thoughts?

I’m thinking about getting the Quarter Day Family Friendly Rafting trip for my family. My kids are 8 and 10, and I think they’d love the Class I, II & III rapids. Has anyone done it? How was the experience? Also, what should we wear for the trip?

Rafting with kids – is it really safe and fun?

I’m all for adventure, but I’m a bit nervous about taking my younger kids on this rafting trip in Durango. How are the guides? Do they really make it family-friendly? Also, what’s the safety gear like?