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| Some itineraries may be subject to change please call our office for more information. Four to six days on the river is a relaxing, easy-paced journey. Sit back and enjoy yourself amongst the canyons, listen to the various birdsong or photograph some of the most spectacular scenery to be found in the Southwest. Come and explore: COLORADO CANYON THROUGH SANTA ELENA CANYON, MARISCAL CANYON THROUGH BOQUILLAS CANYON, or BOQUILLAS CANYON
Colorado thru Santa Elena Canyon:
Mariscal* thru Boquillas Canyon:Mysterious and intimate, Mariscal Canyon is the most remote canyon within Big Bend National Park. 1800 foot limestone spired walls rise majestically above you. Splash through the Rock Pile and Tight Squeeze rapids. Time permitting we may hike to the Hermits Cave, or in Cross Canyon. The trip continues through San Vicente Canyon and on to Rio Grande Village. Along the way enjoy picturesque scenery and perhaps a stop at the hot springs for a soak in the "healing waters". As we continue the journey past Rio Grande Village and the Mexican village of Boquillas you might see Mexican cowboys or goat herders tending their herds. And then its on to the entrance of Boquillas Canyon, delivering you into thirty-three miles of tranquility and beauty. Cutting through the Sierra Del Carmen mountains, Boquillas Canyon offers calm, gentle rapids with beautiful vistas and a multitude of side canyons to explore.
Boquillas Canyon: Boquillas
Canyon is the longest and most tranquil of Big Bend's major canyons. The
Rio Grande has carved into the Sierra del Carmen mountains, creating canyon
vistas rising thousands of feet from river to rim. At times, we see El
Pico, a 7,000-foot limestone pedestal, looming above us.
* Mariscal River Trips require us to go down the River Road in the National Park. This road can become inaccessible in rainy seasons. Please inquire about road and water level conditions the day before your trip by calling us! For prices please look at the Price list. |
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