The Rio Chama Experience

Rafting the Rio Chama

The Rio Chama is located in the area of New Mexico made famous in the paintings of Georgia O’Keefe. This is a very scenic full-day trip through the canyon of the lower Rio Chama is in the Santa Fe National Forest.

Inflatable Kayaks on the Racecourse

Inflatable Kayaks on the Rio Grande Racecourse

The five miles of the Racecourse rapids run below the steep Pilar cliffs on the south and basalt mesas on the north. At low water funyaks may be used, along with smaller rafts.

How River Levels Affect Your River Trip

Rio Grande River Water Levels

The Rio Grande is one of the longest continuous rivers in the United States. Born in the deep snows of southern Colorado it provides water and recreation for Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.

Fall Along the Rio Grande, 2017

Fall Along The Rio Grande

Fall colors, bighorn sheep, brown trout and beautiful days! All photos were taken in September, October and November of this year.

Funyak Season Arrives on the Rio Grande, July 1, 2017

When the Rio Grande drops below 600 cfs (cubic feet per second) we pull out our smaller rafts and our funyaks. While we will miss the Taos Box, which. because it is so steep and rocky, requires more than 600 cfs, we look forward to the fun of funyaks and our sport fleet. “Does the lower water […]