Colorado Summer Rafting Jobs
Outdoor Adventure and Student Employment

Thank you for your interest in employment with Wilderness Aware Rafting.

We are now accepting applications for our 2008 river season. Applications will be accepted until March 1st, 2008.

If you are interested in becoming a river guide, please note that previous rafting experience is NOT necessary. We will provide you with all of the necessary training needed to turn you into a top quality professional river guide.

See what some of our former guides have to say about their experiences at Wilderness Aware. Drew's Letter, Koni's Letter

Wilderness Aware Rafting will hire self-starting, creative, friendly, dedicated and hard working applicants. Applicants should be prepared to be team players and become professional river guides working to exceed our guests' expectations.

We will also be hiring a few exceptional individuals to join our successful team of Customer Service Representatives and Shuttle Drivers.

If you are interested in joining us in Colorado for the summer of you life, use the links below to fill out an application or to learn more about working at Wilderness Aware Rafting.

• Information on our Guide Interview Trips and our Hiring Process
• Guide Application and Guide Interview Trip Registration Form
• River Guide's Job Description and Pay Scale
• Information for Experienced River Guides
• Salt River Jobs - Experienced Guides Only!
• Customer Service Representative - Job Description
• Customer Service Representative - Application
• Shuttle Driver - Job Description
• Shuttle Driver - Application

"These boatmen. These jet-set river guides. Bright, handsome, talented young men with many skills, equally adept at river running, cooking, rock climbing, glacier trekking, search and rescue, fishing, hunting, skiing, guitar, harmonica, song. True outdoorsmen, who not only know but also love the out-of-doors. And indeed, how could you know it unless you loved it? As on any commercial river trip, the boatmen-- and often, these days, the boat women-- are the best part of the trip. The most interesting part. The rest is scenery."

Edward Abbey, Down the River