Dolores River raftable for the first time since 2019 due to snowpack
The Dolores River in Southwestern Colorado will be raftable in 2023 thanks to the heavy snowpack which will also make rafting season great everyone this year
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The Dolores River in Southwestern Colorado will be raftable in 2023 thanks to the heavy snowpack which will also make rafting season great everyone this year
The Dolores River in Southwestern Colorado will be raftable in 2023 thanks to the heavy snowpack which will also make rafting season great everyone this year
Amid harsh drought, Colorado whitewater enthusiasts have high hopes for summer
From winter's legendary skiing to fall's epic hiking, there's no downtime in a Centennial State year.
Mid-May saw abnormally low snowpack in Colorado's southern mountains, leaving the whitewater rafting industry to wonder about enough runoff to sustain iconic rivers through the summer.