Colorado whitewater rafting is considered by many to be one of the best places in the United States to go and do some Colorado whitewater rafting. The mighty Colorado River is more than 1,450 miles long, and cover tremendous area. The riverside sights leave everyone speechless, especially the desert sections, with their hundred millions years … Read more
California and the American West in all is absolutely one of the greatest places in the world to do some California whitewater rafting. Californian rivers are great for everyone, amateur and professional alike. Beautiful scenery, the Sierra Nevada mountain range, and the western spirit itself – what more do you need? Everything is truly unique, … Read more
CAMPING OUT | FAMILIES | SPECIAL NEEDS | MAKE YOUR RESERVATION Use this introductory information to help you make sure you find the outfitter best suited to you and your plans. If this is your first outfitted trip, take time to choose the experience that is right for you. You many want to take notes … Read more
The Rogue River area is steeped in interesting history and lore. Even how the region acquired its name, the Rogue, dates back to the earliest of Oregon inhabitants. History books tell us that the native Indians were a particularly troublesome lot to the French who were the first white men to explore this territory, so … Read more
Rogue River hiking trips feature stories of the dueling gold miners, Indian wars, and feuding neighbors all on Oregon’s famous Rogue River trail system while staying at lodges each evening! These hiking adventures marry history and the beauty of the Rogue River canyon with the ease of staying in rustic lodges each evening. Private cabins … Read more
During the 1850s, when the gold-rush was reaching its peak on the south fork american river in Coloma, an interesting thing began taking place. Cultures began mixing their food and music, they shared stories, experiences and jokes. As they sat around the campfires, they learned from each other. As they worked in the mines in the … Read more
Once you embark on your Oregon Rogue River rafting, kayaking or hiking vacation, you begin to understand what a magical place this is–and why Oregon’s Rogue River has been protected as a wild and scenic river since 1968. In fact, the Rogue River was one of the original twelve rivers designated under the federal Wild … Read more
The Middle Fork American River is a gem among California rivers. Its tributaries, the Rubicon and the North Fork of the Middle Fork, are frequented by kayakers in search of adrenalin in the high Sierras. On their way to the Middle Fork put-in, rafters can get a couple glimpses of these creeks. But it is … Read more
Many rivers offer a rafting experience that is ideal for families and children. Rafting combines the very best elements of a summer holiday: excitement, adventure, scenery, camping, great food. Rafting can also be a multi-generational trip. As many as three generations (grandparents, parents and children) have safely paddled down rivers together! Going with a professional … Read more
Looking for an adrenaline rush? While rafting on any river any time is a guaranteed good time, many paddlers are looking for the ultimate in excitement and challenge. If that’s the case and you are ready for an extreme test, you’ll want to try rafting a river with Class 4 or 5 rapids. We’ve outlined … Read more