Inflatable Kayak Tours

You will meet for your Park City kayak tour at our river side launch location in Henefer, Utah which is approximately 45 minute drive from most places in Park City. Your Weber River kayak guide will conduct a safety speech and teach you how to  use your gear safely. Once we start to kayak, we will immediately begin by working and paddling together to avoid all the obstacles in this winding, meandering river. Dodging rocks, avoiding trees and even the occasional tuber all come into play as we pass through the “Rock Garden”, which is the most technical section of the Weber River. This is where we get to test the skills we have developed in the first half of the trip. We’ll navigate a class II-III rapid known as Taggart Falls. You will encounter diverse landscapes including Devil’s Slide, vast farmlands and high desert mountains. Depending on how fast the Weber River is flowing (May – July: high water), weather and other factors, the 9.5 kayaking trip will take a little over 2 hours.

• Roughly 9.5 Miles and 2+ hours on the River
• Offering the Longest Half-Day River Trip
• Complementary High-Def Action Photos
• Paddles & Jackets
• Water & Snacks

• Wear clothing that will dry quickly. Swimsuits, nylon and other synthetic clothing is recommended; cotton and blue jeans are not recommended.
• Use footwear that will dry quickly. We recommend rubberized or nylon-based sandals that secure to your foot or river shoes. Flip flops may get lost.
• The UV rays are intense at this elevation and usually there is plenty of sunshine, so it’s recommended to bring a hat and sunscreen that will protect you.
• Check the local weather forecast to help you plan for the weather.

Often seen in the area are yellow-bellied marmot, badger, chipmunk, and ground squirrel. Birds of prey, or raptors, nest riverside in the cotton wood trees. This is habitat for the golden eagle, ospreys, and red-tailed hawk. Big Game such as mule deer, elk and deer inhabit the area. Large herds of deer and elk winter in the area and feed on sagebrush and grasslands along the banks in the summer. There is abundant with wildlife.