Family Whitewater Rafting Trips
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American River
American River rafting trips are available on the South, Middle and Nork Forks. Each fork is distinctly different in all regards; scenery, level of difficulty, length and trip options. South Fork of the American River [Continue Reading]
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Arkansas River
Location: South Central Colorado near Colorado Springs and Denver Go Rafting with A Commercial Outfitter in Colorado Rafting.com is currently seeking qualified outfitters for Featured Listings. If you are a local rafting outfitter in Colorado [Continue Reading]
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Chattooga River
Location: Georgia/ South Carolina border Chattooga River rafting is one of the most popular river trips in the country. The river has something for everyone, ranging from beginner Class II to advanced Class IV+. This [Continue Reading]
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Colorado River
Location: Southern Utah The Colorado River stretches through three states, creating some of the world’s most unique and invigorating whitewater along the way. But the Colorado isn’t only about rapids-the canyon’s geologic history is just [Continue Reading]
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Dolores River
Location: Southwestern Colorado, near Mesa Verde National Park A Dolores River rafting trip begins in the deeply forested Rocky Mountains and flows down into steep canyons of flame-red rock. The river measures 250 miles from [Continue Reading]
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Grand Canyon Float Trips
Location: Grand Canyon, Arizona, from Glen Canyon Dam to Lee’s Ferry An alternative option to a multi-day rafting trip through the Grand Canyon is a one-day float trip from Glen Canyon Dam to Lee’s Ferry. [Continue Reading]
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Green River
Location: Eastern Utah Taking a Green River rafting trip is akin to stepping back in time. The rock formations of its two most popular canyons–Lodore and Desolation–date back one billion years. Dusty purples, lime grays [Continue Reading]
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Merced River
Location: Northern California just outside Yosemite National Park The Merced River located CA Highway 140 halfway between Highway 99 and the El Portal Entrance into Yosemite Nation Park. The Merced meanders its’ way twenty-nine miles [Continue Reading]
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Methow River
Location: Methow Valley, Eastern Washington near Lake Chelan, 4 hours from Seattle A tributary to the mighty Columbia River, the Methow River is a classic Washington river rafting trip located in the stunning Methow Valley [Continue Reading]
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Middle Fork American River
Location: Northern California about 45 minutes east of Sacramento Located in the heart of Gold Country, the Middle Fork of the American River is just a few miles off Interstate 80 about halfway between Sacramento [Continue Reading]
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Millers River
Location: Western Massachusetts, near Charlemont, just 2 1/2 hours from Boston. Although its headwaters are in southern New Hampshire hills, the Millers River spends most of its journey in Massachusetts, flowing through mining towns and [Continue Reading]
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Nantahala River
Location: Western North Carolina Nantahala River rafting includes Class II-III rapids through a beautiful and scenic gorge. The Nantahala River runs clear and cold as it is released from the bottom of Aquone Reservoir. Rafting [Continue Reading]
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New River
Location: Fayetteville, West Virginia Contrary to its name, the New River is one of the oldest rivers in the world. Its varied level of difficulty makes New River rafting suitable for a wide range of [Continue Reading]
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Pigeon River
Detailed information about whitewater rafting trips on the Class III-IV+ Pigeon River in Tennessee near Great Smokey Mountain National Park. Location: Eastern Tennessee, USA The Pigeon River is located just outside of Great Smoky Mountain [Continue Reading]
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Rogue River
Location: Southern Oregon, near Ashland Rogue River rafting seems too good to be true: illustrious rapids, green gorges and golden hillsides, historical sites at every bend and arguably the best wildlife viewing of all the [Continue Reading]
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San Juan River
Location: Southeastern Utah, near Glen Canyon and Zion National Park. Flowing eighty-four miles through lands the Anasazi Indians once inhabited, a San Juan River rafting trip has much to offer in the way of cultural [Continue Reading]
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South Fork American River
Location: Coloma, California The South Fork American River is the most popular introductory river in California since it is suitable for beginners while still satisfying experienced rafters. It is located halfway between Lake Tahoe and [Continue Reading]
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The Grand Canyon
Location: Grand Canyon, Arizona Rafting vacations in the Grand Canyon, considered to be the adventure trip of a lifetime, are so popular that most commercial trips are sold out an entire year in advance. A [Continue Reading]
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Tieton River
Location: Yakima, Washington The Tieton drains a relatively small watershed on the east slope of the Cascades south of Mt. Rainier. Its upper reaches are flooded by reservoirs, and below Tieton Dam the river flows [Continue Reading]
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Wenatchee River
Location: Eastern Cascades, Washington, just a few hours from Seattle The Wenatchee River is Washington’s most popular whitewater rafting run, ranking within the nation’s top 10 most popular rivers. The popularity of Wenatchee River rafting [Continue Reading]
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West River
Location: Northern Massachusetts The West River originates in the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont. West River rafting trips begin at Ball Mountain Dam and float ten miles through Jamaica State Park to Townsend Reservoir. Go [Continue Reading]
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Youghiogheny River
Location: Ohiopyle State Park, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania is the Mid-Atlantic region’s capital of whitewater rafting. The Youghiogheny River offers a section of whitewater for all experience levels. A short, 65 mile drive from [Continue Reading]