Breckenridge Whitewater, Breckenridge Travel Guide

Breckenridge Whitewater has been a local staple for over 20 years, offering guided rafting trips on the Arkansas, Colorado, Clear Creek, and Blue Rivers. In the early 2000s, Breckenridge Whitewater joined forces with AVA Rafting & Zipline. Though there is no whitewater rafting in Breckenridge town limits, there is excellent whitewater rafting near Breckenridge. Just 10 minutes north of Breckenridge in Frisco, CO, is their Blue River rafting office.Breckenridge Whitewater delivers safe and enjoyable rafting experiences. They are known for their educated guides and high-quality equipment. Trips range from relaxing floats to Class IV & V rafting channels. The most common rapid classification system is the International Scale of River Difficulty, where whitewater is categorized into six classes. The lowest class (level I) is the safest and easiest, and the highest class (VI) is the most difficult and dangerous. A rapid's grade can change since its rafting difficulty varies depending on water depth and speed of flow.Breckenridge itself sits at an elevation of 9,600 feet and is known for its charm and outdoor activities. Once a gold rush town, it has transformed into a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. While Breckenridge is known for its winter activities, the summer brings opportunities for mountain biking, hiking, and of course, whitewater rafting.