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.
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.
- Arizona: 12 years old to operate a vessel with horsepower greater than 8, no boater education course required, Arizona Boating Rules and Regulations
- Nevada: Must be 14 years old to operate a personal watercraft (PWC, aka Jet Ski®), 16 years old to operate a boat, boater education course required Nevada Boating Rules and Regulations
- California: 16 years old to operate a boat, boater education course required California Boating Rules and Regulations
