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Since 1987, Santa Fe Rafting has safely guided thousandsdown the Rio Grande. All our guides are trained in basic first aid and CPR and trips on the Taos Box always include a certified Swiftwater Rescue Technician. Many of our guides have a higher level of medical training. This includes Emergency Medical Technician and/or Wilderness First Responder. All SFR guides are well trained on the various sections of river they guide. |
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![]() This is New Mexico's premier whitewater run. Beginning just north of the town of Taos, deep in the Rio Grande Gorge, you will spend a full day navigating rapids such as "Ski Jump", "Powerline Falls", and the "Rock Garden". This run tends to sell out early, so book your trip as soon as possible. Great for ages 12 and up. Lunch provided.
All trips depart Santa Fe: at 8:00am |
![]() A 1/2 day trip on the Rio Grande River, the Racecourse offers fun for the entire family. This is the location of the annual "Mothers Day Whitewater Races", one of the oldest river races in the USA, started by a Boy Scout troop in Los Alamos about 35 years ago. You will boat over "Albert Falls", through "the Narrows", past "Big Rock", and at high water you will confront the awesome wave at "Souse Hole". Great for ages 7 and up. Snack provided.
Trips depart Santa Fe at: |
![]() his trip begins just downstream from the Taos Box run on the Rio Grande River. The first few miles are calm as the river enters the Orilla Verde Recreation Area. Orilla Verde, in Spanish, means "green banks", which perfectly describes this section of river. Popular with fishermen and birdwatchers, this is a lush, quiet section of the river, perfect for a relaxing morning float. After lunch, you'll be ready for a little excitement, which you'll get on the "Racecourse" section. All trips depart Santa Fe: |
![]() Winding through the heart of Northern New Mexico, the Rio Chama is one of this states real treasures. Designated one of America's "Wild and Scenic Rivers", the Chama is a wonderful river adventure. You will have plenty of time for drifting and swimming during the day, as well as hiking some of the many side trails. The camping is exceptional on the Chama, with most sites nestled among large trees and featuring wonderful views of the sandstone cliffs which line the river. The Chama is a favorite among New Mexico fishermen; remember to bring your pole and a current fishing license. All meals are provided during the trip. Since the Rio Chama is a permitted river and flow is regulated by El Vado Dam, there are only specific dates on which it is runable.
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This is New Mexico's premier whitewater run. Beginning just north of the town of Taos, deep in the Rio Grande Gorge, you will spend a full day navigating rapids such as "Ski Jump", "Powerline Falls", and the "Rock Garden". This run tends to sell out early, so book your trip as soon as possible. Great for ages 12 and up. Lunch provided.

A 1/2 day trip on the Rio Grande River, the Racecourse offers fun for the entire family. This is the location of the annual "Mothers Day Whitewater Races", one of the oldest river races in the USA, started by a Boy Scout troop in Los Alamos about 35 years ago. You will boat over "Albert Falls", through "the Narrows", past "Big Rock", and at high water you will confront the awesome wave at "Souse Hole". Great for ages 7 and up. Snack provided.


Winding through the heart of Northern New Mexico, the Rio Chama is one of this states real treasures. Designated one of America's "Wild and Scenic Rivers", the Chama is a wonderful river adventure. You will have plenty of time for drifting and swimming during the day, as well as hiking some of the many side trails. The camping is exceptional on the Chama, with most sites nestled among large trees and featuring wonderful views of the sandstone cliffs which line the river. The Chama is a favorite among New Mexico fishermen; remember to bring your pole and a current fishing license. All meals are provided during the trip. Since the Rio Chama is a permitted river and flow is regulated by El Vado Dam, there are only specific dates on which it is runable.

