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Native culture was revered by all the crew and explained to everyone so that it made sense and was appreciated by all of us. Riley and CoraвЂ™s narrative of the history, both geologic and anthropologic was amazing. The river warms you up for the really big ones with a little ones to start with. The first day we were on the river we got rapids and got wet. We were all entertained and educated at the same time in preparing to board our rafts. RileyвЂ™s exuberance and enthusiasm for her role as trip leader was evident in her informative and animated talk on what her and the crewвЂ™s role was and what our role was in making it an exciting but safe trip.

The orientation we were met with at LeeвЂ™s Ferry was very informative but also emphasized that we were our own keepers and it was an adventure trip not a cruise. Once we arrived at the hotel we were treated like VIPs and were picked up in a very comfortable coach for the ride to LeeвЂ™s Ferry to begin our trip. They tried to impart what rafters had to expect along the journey.

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They emphasized what to bring and how to pack for a trip which most rafters had never been on similar trip before. They asked questions about health concerns and what you and they could do to alleviate those concerns. The staff sent timely email instructions for preparation along with links to very helpful and informative blogs from previous rafters. From the very beginning of interacting with office staff on arrangements and instructions to final haul out and drive back to Flagstaff, it was unparalleled. The Colorado River rafting trip (11 day hiker's Special) with Grand Canyon Whitewater was an unforgettable experience.