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AVA Rafting & Zipline COLORADO, UNITED STATES


For a true taste of the Rockies, nothing compares to AVA Rafting & Zipline: a core Colorado experience that captures the wild, adventurous spirit of the mountains. Travellers can visit a museum or catch a baseball game anywhere, but only here can they crash through whitewater rapids, soar above alpine forests and explore canyons carved by time itself. With three distinct outposts across the state in Idaho Springs, Buena Vista and Kremmling, AVA offers an unforgettable way to experience the best of Colorado’s rivers, scenery and outdoor adventure. Just 30 minutes from Denver, the Idaho Springs


outpost on Clear Creek is the perfect gateway to the mountains. This location offers heart-pounding rafting trips through narrow, technical rapids surrounded by rugged canyon walls. It’s one of Colorado’s most exciting whitewater runs, making it a favourite for thrill-seekers. In addition to rafting, guests can take to the


skies on AVA’s signature zip-line tours, featuring sky bridges, cliffside platforms and sweeping views of the Continental Divide. For an extra adrenaline


rush, the via ferrata course combines climbing, zip-lines and suspension bridges high above the creek for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Further into the mountains, the Buena Vista


outpost on the Arkansas River offers challenge, beauty and history. This location is home to the world-famous Browns Canyon National Monument, designated in 2015 and now the most rafted section of river in the entire US. Surrounded by the soaring Collegiate Peaks, the Arkansas River features a range of rafting experiences, from beginner-friendly floats to intense Class IV and V rapids for seasoned paddlers. Beyond rafting, Buena Vista is also home to some of AVA’s most scenic zip-lining adventures, with panoramic views of the upper Arkansas Valley. Located in the high country of Grand County,


the Kremmling outpost gives visitors a chance to explore the iconic Colorado River. This section of river features gentler rapids, calm stretches for swimming and stunning red rock canyons. It’s ideal for families or those seeking a laid-back adventure with breathtaking scenery and plenty of opportunities for cliff-jumping and wildlife-spotting.


DON’T MISS Paddle past towering cliffs, surge through thrilling rapids and soak in the Rocky Mountain scenery


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KEY FEATURES • Locations in Idaho Springs, Buena Vista & Kremmling • Customisable packages


KEY ACTIVITIES • Whitewater rafting • Zip-lining • Via ferrata • Fly-fishing


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