2024 end of the year guide trip! It’s all worth it! #summertrends #camplife #traveltips #travel #riverlife #rafting #colorado #newmexico
If you’re hungry and coming to the Southwest, stop by and come boating with us. We offer guided half-day, full-day, and multi-day rafting trips on the Rio Grande and Rio Chama. Let’s get some river time and of course EAT! You can book online at our website: ✨SANTAFERAFTING.COM✨Cal us if you have any questions. We’re happy to help! ✨505-988-4914#foodie #river #adventure #hungry
🗓✍️MARK YOUR CALENDER!🚨🙌Deaf Rio Chama Overnight trip is happening again! 🙌🚨📌When? July 19th-July 20th, 2024Important information: The trip begins at 6:30 am on the 19th and ends around 6:30 pm on 20th.📌Where? On Rio Chama, A National Wild & Scenic River in the northwest corner of New Mexico. 📌What & How? A floating river trip in rafting boats with camping, & full meals served! 📌Why? This trip is accessible completely in American Sign Language (ASL) and offers a very unique and extraoridnary experience in the backcountry!MORE EXICITING INFORMATION COMING IN ASL SOON! Stay tuned, y'all![P.S. Bookings online are open now if you want to reserve your spot now😇][Video description: In this reel, it is showing several clips from last summer's trip on Rio Chama. Words on the top of video reads in white font: DEAF RIO CHAMA OVERNIGHT TRIP, JULY 19-21, 2024 and in the bottom, it reads BOOKINGS ARE OPEN! STAY TUNED FOR MORE EXICITING INFORMATION! The clips contains Deaf customers wearing quick-drying clothes, large hats, and personal floation devices and they are hanging out on the river with guides that sign ASL. Several clips are showing Santa Fe Rafting's red boats with long oars, an gray inflatable kayak, and a standing up paddleboard. The river weaves through red, iron, and pink/orange canyons. In between the boating, we are seen at our campsites with folding chairs set up, hammocks, and meals served.]
A River Guide position offers a great start to what can become a long, rewarding career in outdoor leadership. Every year, mid-April, Santa Fe Rafting Co. conducts a Whitewater Guide School. This course is five consecutive days of classroom and practical training to prepare you to navigate through class I-III rapids safely, responsibly, and confidently. This course is for any individuals interested in guiding professionally or privately. You will be taught by one of our own Swift Water Rescue Certified Instructors with 20 years’ professional experience guiding commercially across the Southwest.You will learn how to run a river trip successfully from beginning to end. This will include but is not limited to: rigging, equipment care, safety, anchoring boats, reading water, steering, water hydraulics, giving effective paddle commands, flip and recovery, high-siding, rope techniques, river signals, river etiquette, and emergency procedures. This career can take you to new places, allow you to meet new people, and develop the confidence to meet challenges with a problem-solving mindset and resilience. Contact us here, by email, phone, or through our website to discuss 2024 enrollment.
