Cody Wyoming Whitewater Rafting Adventure

Red Canyon’s River Trips 7 mile whitewater adventure tours depart from our shop located at 1119 12th street Cody Wyoming at 9:00am daily.CWA’S family and group friendly tours are an exciting way to cool you down on a hot summer’s day.We allow rafters as young as 2 years old but don’t worry there’s lots of exciting rapids for the adventurous adults.The Lower 7 mile stretch of the Shoshone River is boasts beautiful views of canyons,a variety of wildlife as fun historical sites.The Shoshone River has lots of exciting class 2s and 3s such as: Cultor’s Falls and “Little Big Drop” and fun jump out spots for a quick dip.Join us today for an exciting day during your summer adventure!

Meeting Point

1119 12th St

1119 12th St, Cody, WY 82414, USA

Please check in at Red Canyon River trips located right next door to the Irma hotel 15 minutes prior to your tour

What's included:

• slickers if needed
• life vests
• guide
• transportation to and from the river
• all guides are CPR certified,drug and alcohol tested
• and back round checked to insure your safe trip

Not included:

• 15-20% standard service industry Gratuity

What to expect:

1119 12th St

Join Red Canyon River Trip’s exciting family friendly 7 mile whitewater rafting adventure.This historic and beautiful Shoshone River in Cody Wyoming is home to a wide variety of wildlife as well as a few exciting class 2 and class 3 rapids such as “Little Big Drop”,”Colters Falls” and “Sitting Bull”.Red Canyon River Trips adventures date back to 1972 with fascinating history from Buffalo Bills great grandson “Kit Cody” when he began the first you paddle rafting trips in North America.If you haven’t seen the fun movie “Meet the Deedles” then you’re missing out.Red Canyon’s Kenny Martin helped with the stunts on this fun movie right from our very river.Join us for a splashing good time while learning fun and educational historical facts of the wild Wild West.Raft by our famous “Buffalo Jump” at Sage Creek and then head over to the Center of the West museum to see the bronze replica of the jump and how the indigenous peoples used this area to help feed and clothe their tribes.Your guide will share a vast array of knowledge of our from our “Roadrunner Bridge” and our cool rock formations formed by glaciers carving their way through our canyons and fault lines that run through our area