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Water Recreation

The Lower Colorado River is the ultimate playground for water recreation from Lake Mead to Lake Havasu. With 60 miles of uninterrupted waterway, high-performance boats can open up on the waters while the National Wildlife Refuges provide tranquility for paddlers to marvel in nature. From happening hot spots to quiet beaches to coves where you can cast a fishing line, you’ll find your perfect shoreline in Mohave County. 

Check the state boating laws, including boating safety cards requirements, depending on where you decide to launch and play. 

Grand Canyon West

The Hualapai River Runners is the only guide in Mohave County to offer white water rafting with epic one and two-day trips that feature rapids and lunch along the banks in one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. 

Grand Canyon White Water Rafting in Mohave County 

Lake Mead and Lake Mohave

The Lake Mead National Recreation Area is part of the National Park Service that spans 1.5 million acres in Nevada and Arizona, and includes Lake Mead and Lake Mohave. Both motorized and non-motorized are allowed on both lakes. 

Bullhead City

Bullhead City is the mecca of personal watercraft (PWC, aka Jet Ski®) along the Lower Colorado River. The city’s shores are lined with public parks, including the Community Park Family Fun Zone and Splash Pad, the best splash pad in Mohave County. The city is situated on the Arizona side of the Colorado River, and the casinos of Laughlin are located on the Nevada side of the River. 

Lake Havasu City

Lake Havasu is home to the longest uninterrupted stretch of 60 miles of the Lower Colorado River featuring: Topock Gorge, the most scenic region of the river in Mohave County, the Bridgewater Channel, which is the hottest happening spot on the river, and 28 exact replica lighthouses dotting the shoreline. Lake Havasu features beaches with playgrounds, including Beach Shack Island, the only boating aqua jungle gym on the river, and multiple boat tour options to ease your exploration of the river. 

Wildlife Refuges

The Colorado River in Mohave County is surrounded by both the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses the scenic Topock Gorge, and the Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge, near Parker Dam. The Havasu National Wildlife Refuge is within the Pacific Flyway, a major bird migratory route in the Western United States, and the Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge is one of the last functioning ecological systems in the Southwest. 

Virgin River in AZ Strip

The Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area is featured in Northern Mohave County near the border of Utah; it offers breathtaking hiking, water play, camping and is frequented by rock climbers and canyoneers due to the dramatic red rocks surrounding the river.
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