Visit one of North America’s oldest archaeological sites!
Find out what life was like for humans in the region nearly 13,000 years ago by exploring the Eagle Rock Shelter site with Colorado Mesa University Anthropology Professor Dr. John Seebach. Although accessible by land, this site is best visited by river as you can get a sense of the landscape and how it shaped its inhabitants so many years ago. Don’t miss this unique day-long float trip on the Gunnison River through Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area.
Some hiking and light paddling involved. Great for ages 15 and up!
We will be adhering to current CDC and Mesa County health and safety guidelines during this trip. Some details may be subject to change.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
When: September 25th, 2021 - 8 AM - 5 PM
Where: Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area
Cost: $200 for CCA members; $225 for non-members - Cost includes:
Expert guides, including Dr. Seebach, Professor of Archaeology from CMU
Locally-sourced, whole foods and beverages for delicious, lunch. Vegetarian options are available.
Group river equipment
Shuttle transportation (COVID guidelines permitting
Our Adventure Series trips help us generate revenue to support our youth education programs. When you go on a trip with us, you help us get more kids outside!