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Whitewater Rafting Guide To River Trips

Half-Day Whitewater Rafting Trips

  • 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]

  • Concord River

    Location: Northeastern Massachusetts, half-hour north of Boston Just a short 30 minute drive or train ride from Boston, a Concord River rafting trip is a great one-day adventure and a quick weekend escape. A unique [Continue Reading]

  • Deerfield River

    Location: Northwestern Massachusetts, near Boston The Deerfield River originates in the Berkshire Mountains of Vermont and flows south into Massachusetts. Deerfield River rafting is available on two sections. The Zoar Gap run is perfect for [Continue Reading]

  • 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]

  • 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]

  • Ocoee River

    Detailed information about whitewater rafting trips on the Class III-IV+ Ocoee River in Tennessee near Atlanta, Georgia. Location: Southeastern Tennessee, USA The Ocoee River is the most popular whitewater rafting river in the East and [Continue Reading]

  • 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]

  • 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]

  • 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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