Colorado river rafting is an unforgettable experience because it leaves the pleasure seeker with various options. Nor does the traveler need to be worried about drowning on such expeditions. A life guide usually goes in front of the craft on a kayak to rescue anyone who might fall overboard. Some familiarity with water is useful in Grand Canyon rafting. It will be particularly useful if the traveler falls overboard. In such instances all that is required is to float on the backside till a guide discovers and takes the traveler to land surface. In some cases mouth to mouth resuscitation might become necessary. Drowning is however never a serious risk in Colorado river rafting. All that is required is strong presence of mind and an ability to experiment with water. Those afraid of water also need not be put off by the Grand Canyon white water rafting experience. The passenger can get fellow passengers to spray him with water. In this way Grand Canyon trips are a pleasurable and fun filled experience. Scenic cliffs and calm waters are generally characteristic of these trips. Cold start to the summer season also ensures a pleasurable rafting experience throughout the year. Rafting on the Upper Grand Canyon is particularly pleasurable with rapids sending cascades of water down on fun loving tourists. It stretches for 87 miles from Lees Ferry to Phantom Ranch. Additionally visitors can also get acquainted with the ecology, geology and history of these areas. All that is required from the traveler is a fun loving nature and the willingness to experiment.
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