BUENA VISTA RAFTING FIELD GUIDE
Numbers Full Day: Seven Miles of Continuous Colorado Class III–IV Whitewater
A six-hour, full-day run on a seven-mile stretch of continuous class III–IV rapids — this guide explains what to expect, what to bring, and where to meet for the Numbers Full Day with KODI Rafting.
Numbers Full Day: Seven Miles of Continuous Colorado Class III–IV Whitewater.
Experience the thrill of Colorado's Numbers Full Day rafting trip: a challenging seven-mile stretch of continuous class III–IV rapids that pushes paddlers through technical features and sustained whitewater.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A sustained, reputational Class IV classic
The Numbers is widely considered the best class IV whitewater run in the state of Colorado, a continuous seven-mile stretch that delivers nonstop, technical rapids.
Technical features like Miracle Mile, House Rock and Frog Rock
The run includes named, technical rapids — Miracle Mile, House Rock and Frog Rock — that contribute to the route’s continuous, endurance-testing character.
Bring quick‑dry layers; rentals are available
Avoid cotton and long pants; quick-drying and insulating fabrics such as neoprene, polypropylene, wool or fleece are recommended. KODI rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops and recommends gear for this trip.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Over roughly six hours on the Numbers Full Day, you’ll move through a seven-mile corridor of continuous class III–IV whitewater where technical rapids arrive in quick succession — a fast-moving, action-packed trip that tests endurance and boat-handling.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The Numbers Full Day is a six-hour, full-day trip.
Meet at KODI Rafting — Arkansas River Outpost for departure and check-in.
Avoid cotton, jeans and long pants; wear comfortable, quick-drying layers. Bring hats, sunscreen, sunglasses and tennis shoes or rubber-soled attachable sport sandals (no flip-flops or Crocs). KODI rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops; gear is recommended on this trip.
KODI rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops. On the Numbers Full Day, wetsuits rent for $5, booties for $3 and splash tops for $3; a full set is available for $10.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Numbers Full Day trip?
The trip is a six-hour, full-day outing.
Where do I meet for the trip?
Meet at KODI Rafting — Arkansas River Outpost for check-in and departure.
What class of rapids will we face?
The Numbers is a continuous seven-mile stretch of class III–IV rapids, featuring technical sections.
Which named rapids are on the route?
Named technical rapids on the route include Miracle Mile, House Rock and Frog Rock.
What should I wear and bring?
Avoid cotton and jeans; wear quick-drying clothing, and bring hats, sunscreen, sunglasses and secure tennis shoes or rubber-soled attachable sport sandals. KODI recommends neoprene or synthetic layers and rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops.
Are wetsuits and other protective items available to rent?
Yes — KODI rents wetsuits, booties and splash tops. On the Numbers Full Day, wetsuits rent for $5, booties for $3 and splash tops for $3, or the full set for $10; gear is recommended for this trip.