Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Kern River is flows close to the Sequoia National Park in California, which covers 60 miles of whitewater. Kern River rafting is actually a must to undertake adventure in California during summers and spring. With camping, local shops, and homely lunches, you, your friends, and your family can really enjoy the thrill of the Kern River. (more…)
Ohiopyle in Pennsylvania refers to a small area that is nestled in the Laurel Highland Mountains at some 50 miles from Pittsburgh. The term itself means the ‘white frothy water’ and is aptly named for the river of the same kind flowing in the Ohiopyle National Park. (more…)
About Broken Group Islands: The Broken Group is a group of small islands located in the middle of Barkley Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia in Canada. The island group is preserved as the Broken Islands Group Unit of Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. The Broken Islands include Brabant Islands, Hand Island, Cree Island and Reeks Island. (more…)
Just imagine yourself rafting on the River Arkansas from near the Canyon city and along the spectacular Rocky Mountains. (more…)
The Royal Gorge is on the River Arkansas close to Canon City in Colorado. The Gorge is fondly referred to as the “Grand Canyon of the Arkansas”, and has on offer some of the most exciting white water rafting opportunities in entire United States. (more…)
Idaho is the best whitewater rafting destination in America because of its thousands of miles of whitewater rivers where the rapids range from class II (easy) to thrilling class V (adventurous). Exploring the rivers here is perfect amidst its mountainous landscape as well as undeveloped forests. Among the list of rivers for rafting here, the Snake River is a famous one; which can be explored via an organized tour offering even accommodations and meals. (more…)
Covering more than half of South America, Brazil is one of the largest countries in the world. It is packed with white-sand beaches, music-filled metropolises, tropical islands and attractive colonial towns that border the 4,600 miles long coastline. Popular tourist attractions in Brazil consist of wetlands filled with exotic wildlife, the intact wilderness of Amazon rainforest, isolated tribes and imposing waterfalls. (more…)