Four Corners Guides' Spring Packraft, Bikeraft and Bikepacking Courses Selling Out

Four Corners Guides, which "runs an extensive slate of instructional and guided human-powered adventures across the Four Corners region and beyond," is seeing its spring and early-summer calendar climb toward capacity, with the organization shouting "REGISTER NOW! SPRING COURSES ARE ALREADY SELLING OUT." The company’s packraft, bikeraft and bikepacking focus is reflected in a cluster of April 2026 offerings on the Colorado River in Moab, all listed as Class II.

The Moab schedule on the Fourcornersguides site lists three weekend courses: "04 - 05 April 2026," billed as "Packraft Moab: A Level 1 Foundations Course Sold Out," followed by "11 - 12 April 2026," shown as "Packraft Moab: A Level 1 Foundations Course Last Few Tickets," and "18 - 19 April 2026," labeled "Packraft Moab: A Level 1 Foundations PADDLING & SWIFTWATER SAFETY COURSE Last Few Tickets." Each listing identifies the venue as "Colorado River (Moab - Class II)" and displays social strings "+ Facebook + Twitter + Linkedin + Email" alongside action prompts such as "REGISTER" and an artifact reading "View Detail [...]."

Beyond Moab, Four Corners Guides is promoting unique access into the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park, asserting "There are still blank spots on the map, specifically in the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park. And Four Corners Guides has the exclusive permit to take you on bikepacking and packrafting trips into the Tribal Park. Sign up for a Tribal Park Tour!" That exclusive-permit language marks a notable selling point for riders and paddlers seeking new routes in the Four Corners region.

The outfit is also expanding its women’s offerings, tying the rollout to guide credentials: "Due to demand and the fact that we now have three ACA-accredited Level 3 to 4 female guides, we’ve expanded our women’s course offerings. We’ll be running from Level 1 to Level 3 courses in 2026 and beyond." Site headlines reinforce the push with "WE'VE GOT ALL NEW WOMEN’S COURSES!" and program material frames student placement through a "What Level Are You?" self-assessment and pre-trip questionnaire.

Practical course signposts appear on the page but with some inconsistencies. The self-assessment lists "Level 1 — You have no experience packrafting!" and a bare "Level 2" header without descriptive text. The page also carries a stray "SIGN UP TODAY! 2025 COURSES & TOURS" banner while the event dates are April 2026, and a widget fragment reads "No event found!" These artifacts suggest the online calendar and copy may need housekeeping even as registrations surge.

Four Corners Guides keeps its core message front and center: "Turn the blue lines on maps into trails, and explore the world in ways you never imagined. Rivers and lakes are no longer obstacles when you carry, paddle and pedal with a lightweight packraft." With the April Moab weekends nearly full and tribal-park access advertised as exclusive, the operator is positioning itself at the intersection of packraft instruction and remote bikepacking terrain this spring.