The information provided by Driver/Trail Guides while on tour is comprised of 60% fact, 30% almost fact and 10% outright lies. We leave it up to each passenger to draw their own conclusion.

  All tours include a short non-strenuous walk through the desert / geological / botanical areas. Hats, visors, sunglasses and sunscreen are suggested.

  All tours include ample time to explore the various areas visited. While exploring,

  Public lands contain many mine shafts and adits. Do not enter or explore these features. Honor all fences, barricades and warning signs. Barriers are in place to ensure visitor safety.

  Casual attire is recommended. Dress for an open air vehicle traveling over dusty dirt roads. Sweaters and jackets are recommended for cooler winter days. The desert becomes cold quite quickly when you are no longer in the sun. It is better to dress too warmly. Outer layers can always be removed if temperatures dictate. Lap blankets are furnished on each tour.

Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots are suggested.
PLEASE no open toe shoes or sandals.

  Colorado River Buggy Expeditions will furnish an ice chest with ice and complimentary bottled water and soft drinks on each tour. Passengers may bring snacks or a picnic lunch. Trash containers are provided in the buggies. PLEASE use them... Pack it in, pack it out.

Cameras are welcome.
(Don't forget extra film & batteries)

  SPECIAL NOTE: Please Don't Erase Your Western Heritage...
Archaeological and historic sites hold clues to America's past. If disturbed, a part of our heritage is lost forever. Please leave Arizona history intact. Defacing of, or theft from these areas is a felony.

Colorado River Buggy Expedition operates open air eight passenger all terrain buggies over off highway routes on wilderness tours through the desert & canyon valleys along the scenic Colorado River.

Colorado River Buggy Expedition does not guarantee routes, times or duration of any specific tour. All tours are subject to weather conditions permitting, trail accessibility or route restrictions imposed by county, state, or federal agencies. Our routes are operated under authorization provided by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife. All tours are operated within established guidelines of ecological and environmental impact.

  Colorado River Buggy Expedition can not be held responsible for mechanical breakdowns, flat tires, or any other delays, mechanical or natural. The nature and purpose of our tours is to operate in areas where our passengers have an opportunity to see and visit 30 million years of geological wonder up close and personal. Very few vehicles travel over these routes. Our vehicles are serviced and maintained on a regular basis; however, unexpected mechanical breakdowns can result in lengthy delays.

  Colorado River Buggy Expedition Driver/Trail Guides have been instructed on procedures to follow in the event of an enroute situation. Each vehicle is equipped with a cellular telephone, first aid kit, spare parts and tools. Driver/Trail Guides are also trained in first aid and CPR.