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Backhaul Taxi from Lee's Ferry to Horseshoe Bend
4.9
2,802 Ratings
Coconino County
Enjoy a scenic backhaul boat ride from Lee’s Ferry up the Colorado River, past Horseshoe Bend, and toward the Glen Canyon Dam before paddling back at your own pace
Enjoy a scenic backhaul boat ride from Lee’s Ferry up the Colorado River, past Horseshoe Bend, and toward the Glen Canyon Dam before paddling back at your own pace
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Relax on a covered boat as you journey upriver through Glen Canyon’s towering cliffs
- Start your paddling adventure above Horseshoe Bend and make your way back to Lee’s Ferry
- Spot ancient petroglyphs, hidden beaches, and breathtaking rock formations
- Bring your own kayak or rent one separately to explore this stunning section of the Colorado River…
- Relax on a covered boat as you journey upriver through Glen Canyon’s towering cliffs
- Start your paddling adventure above Horseshoe Bend and make your way back to Lee’s Ferry
- Spot ancient petroglyphs, hidden beaches, and breathtaking rock formations
- Bring your own kayak or rent one separately to explore this stunning section of the Colorado River
- Experience a unique, non-motorized float back downriver with scenic stops along the way
What's Included
- Backhaul boat transport from Lee’s Ferry upriver toward Glen Canyon Dam
- Backhaul boat transport from Lee’s Ferry upriver toward Glen Canyon Dam
Additional Information
- Arrive 30 minutes early at the Lee’s Ferry boat ramp.
- Bring food, water, hat, sunglasses, and UV protection.
- Wear hiking shoes if planning to explore on foot.
- Pack an extra set of dry clothes in case you get wet.
- National Park entrance pass required (available at the kiosk near Lee’s Ferry).
- Personal watercraft must be under 14 feet and 50 lbs (extra charge for additional gear over 30 lbs).
- Arrive 30 minutes early at the Lee’s Ferry boat ramp.
- Bring food, water, hat, sunglasses, and UV protection.
- Wear hiking shoes if planning to explore on foot.
- Pack an extra set of dry clothes in case you get wet.
- National Park entrance pass required (available at the kiosk near Lee’s Ferry).
- Personal watercraft must be under 14 feet and 50 lbs (extra charge for additional gear over 30 lbs).
Location
Spencer Trail
Lees Ferry Road is located just beyond the Navajo Bridge, approximately 5 miles away from Lee's Ferry
Cancellation Policy
Cancelations within 48 hours of departure are non-refundable.
Cancelations within 48 hours of departure are non-refundable.
Customer Ratings
4.9
(2802 Ratings)
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Susan
Mar 27, 2025
We really enjoyed our day. Alex did our backhaul told us everything we needed to do. He was wonderful.
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Zach
Mar 30, 2025
We were directed to be a half hour early at the boat ramp prior to our 10 am backhaul taxi. We were on time but the guides didn’t show up until about 5 minutes before 10. Then we had to wait longer for them to get boat in the water and park truck. Also took even longer for them to figure out plans prior to loading kayaks and gear. So we left the dock over 30 minutes late. This was made worse by the threat of strong winds picking up in the afternoon. So to make a long story short, we were very late to start the kayak trip and then the winds picked up sooner than expected and we needed to be picked up less than halfway through. Very disappointing and I feel we should be refunded.
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