White Water Rafting



Description:

Washington state is filled with rivers accessible for whitewater rafting, ranging from beginner level to intermediate and advanced. Whatever experience you want, our river trips reliably deliver thrills! Our expert guides will be sure to take you on a trip you will never forget right here in your back yard, and now expanding to rivers around the country! A single day trip down the Wenatchee is a laugh and adrenaline fest, but a 5 day cruise down the Owyhee is a spectacular experience you just can't miss!!

Destinations:

Owyhee 5 Day Raft: Few people have had the pleasure of descending into the Owyhee River Canyon, one of the country’s secret gems of wilderness multi-day river rafting. The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act has protected over 120 miles of the Owyhee River from development since 1984. Often called Oregon’s Grand Canyon, the Owyhee River contains thrilling Class III rapids in a deep, desert canyon. Bighorn sheep and cougars wander through sagebrush at the base of sheer-walled volcanic canyon walls, nearly twice the height of the Washington Monument. Guides point out herds of antelope, birds of prey and other distinct wildlife who visit the river for sustenance. Add in stellar archaeological sites and hot springs, and this trip fulfills all the requirements for one of the world’s greatest river journeys.

Hawaiian trappers were first sent into the canyon in 1820, never to return. The harsh environment and difficult rapids proved treacherous for future explorations, allowing the region to remain untouched for generations. While miners ventured into the deep layers of basalt, few others have experienced the intrigue of the Owyhee River wilderness. The only way to see the depths of the colorful Owyhee Wilderness is on a multi-day raft trip down the river.

Our trip begins 5 days travel upstream from Leslie Gulch. Each day you’ll drift deeper into the wilderness, and deeper into your relaxing river routine. You will calmly float along the river’s path in between the exciting Class III rapids scattered throughout the entire 5 day trip. A riverside lunch, prepared by your guides, will replenish energy levels for the afternoon. Pulling into a favorite camp site, your guides set up the kitchen with captivating scenery all around. In places like Jackson Creek, Chalk Basin and Green Dragon Canyon, you’ll find colorful side canyons, stunning waterfalls, and scenic ridgelines with amazing views of the river below. Take a hike up a side creek, relax on the beach with a good book, or explore nearby hot springs for a dip in Mother Nature’s hot tub. 



Wenatchee River:

Skykomish River:

White Salmon River:

How to prepare:

WE PROVIDE: Transportation, gear (PFD, wet suit, and appropriate safety gear), and instructor/guide.
YOU PROVIDE: Water, lunch/snacks, and appropriate clothing.
EXTRAS ITEMS: Camera, sunscreen/sunglasses.
CLOTHING: We recommend that you dress in layers. NO COTTON CLOTHING. COTTON IS A NEGATIVE INSULATOR, WHEN IT GETS WET IT GETS COLD AND STAYS COLD. We recommend fleece, polypro, polyester, and wool. 





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