Your journey will begin in Bluff, UT, and conclude in Mexican Hat, UT, which is one of the premier locales in the western United States to view Anasazi ruins and rock art panels. Your time machine will venture into a red rock canyon on the edge of Monument Valley, with walls 1200 feet high. This rare opportunity to visit the homeland of the Anasazi includes hikes to Big Kacina, Moki Steps, Ax Man, Butler Wash rock panels and River House Ruins. It is certainly the most remote of any flat-water section in the West. Few boaters have discovered the wild and secluded beauty of White River Canyon.
Wildlife abounds including wild horse herds, antelope, deer and beaver.
Fantastic hiking awaits you at the unusual geologic formations of Goblin City. Before or after your trip, you may wish to hike into Fantasy Canyon or Devil's Playground, featuring other unique rock formations. The water on the White River is generally smooth with occasional rapids up to Class II in difficulty. Excellent camping is found in the cottonwood groves along the river. You have a good chance of seeing deer, antelope, hawks and both bald and golden eagles.