Geyser Whitewater Expeditions

Flawless! Super fun, adventurous and yes, you get wet. Our guide Dylan was the best. Made our raft feel like a team, pointed out wildlife and gave great local recommendations.
Totally do a ½ day adventure if you’re here.

This is our 2^nd time going with these guys. Loved it both times. The guides are the best.

Took the two hour trip, was great. The guides were fun and knowledgeable. Min age for rafting is 6 yrs old. Their website says that generally there are some activities that have a minimum age of 6, but not specifically on the rafting section. That was disappointing as we’d filled out applications online including ages, and showed up with our 4 year old who wasn’t allowed to go. But other than that, it was a great time. Oh, pictures are crazy expensive too, $ 35 for one.

We took the all day raft trip which lasts about 4−5hours. We had a blast! Our teenagers loved it and want to go back before we head home. Ryan Pyles was our guide and he was excellent. Not once did we feel unsafe and he was great on telling us about the area and different things we should do while on our stay. Geyser Whitewater Expeditions is a very conscientious company which puts the customers safety first.

Fantastic. The service was friendly and entertaining. The equipment was solid – and wet suits were given to us for free due to the water temperature. Our guide, Travis, was completely new (we were his first clients), but he was competent and very cordial, putting up with some numbskull comments on our part. The directions are very clear, and they make sure you feel safe – but not too nervous – by the time you get in the raft.
I don’t think the rapids we went down, which they said hit Class 4 were really anything above Class 3, but it was enough for myself and my wife, both beginners, to get excited and have fun. We wish there had been more rapids sooner – there’s a decent bit of down-​time while on the river – but it ended adventurously. Definitely don’t do the Class ²⁄₃ route unless you have kids; my guess is you’d be disappointed. The Class ¾ route is the way to go. If you’re an expert rafter, you’ll probably want to go elsewhere.
As to cost… I think we paid $ 135 for the two of us. A man takes photos of each raft at numerous points along the river. Photos start at $ 35, as I recall.

Our guide Ryan made our float trip feel safe and fun. We paid $ 4 for the wet suit and were glad we did becuse it was chilly weather. Everyone was given helmets to wear. Though the river was low we still had fun and went through whitewater.

Awesome!!! My husband and I took our 12 yr old son too Our guide, Skinner took us on a slightly more adventurous route which suited the experience of the rafters in the boat. They didn’t charge for the extras the other places do like a wetsuit, boots and a jacket. Very professional and still fun… the cheesy jokes were so bad you couldn’t help but laugh. Overall great experience.