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River Dancers Whitewater Rafting

Brianna Basolo — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 19:16:36 +0000

We are a fun, locally owned and operated company in Northern California offering whitewater rafting trips on the Upper Sacramento, Klamath, Trinity, and Cal-Salmon Rivers. We are small enough to make you feel like family, but have the skills and attention to detail to make you feel like you are running with one of the big boys. Our food is amazing. Our trips are unforgettable.

Hikes to spectacular waterfalls, wildlife, endless starry nights, stories and music around a campfire, watershed education and history, epic water battles, jumping off rocks, swimming rapids, kayaking – these are some of the things you might expect on a trip. Most trips are are suitable for all ages. We can handle a group of any size.

River Dancers’s guides are knowledgeable, experienced, and fun (and never take themselves too seriously). Safety is their utmost priority, but they are good at giving you the adventure that you crave. They come from all walks of life and have an interesting story or two to tell, but are much more interested in your story.

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Historic Downtown McCloud

Web Developer — Thu, 28 Jun 2018 23:49:16 +0000

Nestled on the southern slope of beautiful Mt Shasta, McCloud offers family fun and year-round recreation opportunities! The entire downtown area of McCloud is a Nationally Registered Historic District, with seventeen buildings designated as landmarks from 1896 to 1963 when the McCloud River Railroad and Lumber Company operated the town.

With a variety of accommodations including casual and luxury lodgings, RV Parks, campgrounds, fine dining, square dancing, shopping and more, historic McCloud is perfect for romantic getaways or family fun vacations. From boating, kayaking, cycling, golf, fly-fishing, hiking, rock climbing, spelunking and whitewater rafting in the summer to snowshoeing, sledding, snowmobiling, downhill ski and snowboarding, and cross-country skiing in the winter, there are miles of trails, lakes, wild and scenic rivers and wilderness to explore around McCloud.

In McCloud, you will experience shopping from a bygone era, where shopkeepers are friendly and attentive to your needs and where shops are filled with unique gifts, apparel, outdoor gear, fine wines, antiques, and homemade treats.

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Klamath River Resort Inn & Whitewater Rafting

Web Developer — Mon, 29 May 2017 13:48:35 +0000

Built in 1949 as an adventure fishing lodge, the Klamath River Resort Inn, otherwise affectionately known as “Anglers,” has stood the test of time. The Inn, situated on 4.5 acres, features rolling green lawns, majestic shade trees and full river frontage running the entire length of the resort. Cade Creek, streaming through the end of the property, provides a shady, cool spot for berry picking and rock hunting.

The inn is a wonderful destination for all who enjoy the tranquility of nature and for the outdoor enthusiast alike. Fishing, kayaking, hiking, rock hunting, panning for gold are just outside your door. Kayak rentals are available for self-guided trips.

Photo Credit: Klamath River Resort Facebook

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Siskiyou Whitewater

Web Developer — Wed, 27 Apr 2022 20:58:57 +0000

Siskiyou County is home to a diverse array of awesome rivers. Whether you’re into rafting, kayaking, or just soaking up the sun, there’s a perfect spot here, just for you.

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Momentum River Expeditions

Brianna Basolo — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 19:04:11 +0000

We are a small guide owned and operated company offering whitewater rafting on the beautiful Klamath River – from mellow to heart-pounding, from Half-day excursions to Multi-day wilderness vacations. The Klamath River is the second largest in California and features more than 180 miles of premier whitewater rafting.With its origin located near Crater Lake National Park in Oregon, the Klamath River carves out a beautiful and diverse river canyon through one of the most unique geological regions on Earth. It journeys through the ancient lava flows of the Western Cascades, the cool granite of the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains and finally through the lush Coast Range of Northern California.The name “Klamath” means “swiftness” in Chinook, and swift is a perfect description of our Upper Klamath Rafting Trips. It is our most popular day trip and is also the home of our unique 2-day Safari Trip. The Upper ‘K’ offers by far the most exciting summer rafting on the entire west coast. It’s fun, addictive, and draws first-time boaters and world-class paddlers alike. This run features more than 30 rapids ranging from Class III to IV+, including two rapids each over a football field long.Our Lower Klamath down-river trips take you through the most scenic and secluded portions of the rugged Siskiyou Mountains. This portion of the river features fun, splashy whitewater (even more exciting in kayaks), sandy beaches, amazing swimming holes and a staggering amount of wildlife. Also one the finest side hikes in the west – the rainforest setting of Ukonom Falls. It is a perfect river for families, beginners and relaxed adventurers.Visit our About Us and Why Momentum pages to learn more. You will enjoy world-class river trips in small groups with unparalleled personal service, a handcrafted quality and attention to detail, organic meals, and one of the most experienced (and friendly) guide staff’s in the world. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced paddler, join us for a trip on the Klamath River like no other!Below are all our Klamath River trips. Please visit our Home Page for an introduction to Momentum and all our river adventures.

Upper Klamath Multi-Sport Rafting Safari

2 or 3 days | Mid June – Sept | Class IV+ | Gateway: Ashland / Medford Oregon (MFR)

Join us for steep and technical whitewater, an award winning ultra-comfortable ‘safari style’ backcountry camp (think glamping), and the most beautiful and exciting sections of the Upper Klamath River after the historic dam removals. This is a uniquely action packed and comfortable down-river luxury camping adventure that explores the best and most active sections of the newly freed Klamath River. A journey down a restored river – combining the ‘old’ with the ‘new’ for one of the most unique trips in the United States.

Lower Klamath River Rafting

1 to 5 days | April – August | Class III+ | Gateway: Northern CA / Ashland, OR

The Wild and Scenic Lower Klamath River is the second largest river in California and offers fun splashy rapids, spectacular mountain scenery, beautiful side hikes, warm water, and a staggering amount of wildlife. Its flexible logistics make it a favorite for custom group and family trips ranging from high adventure seekers to youth and school groups.

Clear Creek Kayaking Safari

3 days | Mid May – Mid June | Class IV | Gateway: Northern CA / Ashland, Or

Clear Creek is like no other stretch of river in the country & one of the most unique trips we offer. The trip combines high adventure, spectacular beauty, pop-up riverside glamping, & a chance to run a stretch of river that is rarely seen (or even heard of).

Upper Klamath Day Trip

1 Day | April – Sept | Class IV+ | Gateway: Ashland / Medford Oregon (MFR)

One of the finest and most exciting class IV+ whitewater trips in the west! Packed with over 30 major rapids there are few summer trips like it. Our signature Ashland Day Trip and arguably the best summer Class IV+ in the country.

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Tributary Whitewater Rafting

Sarah — Fri, 19 Jul 2024 18:10:54 +0000

Embark on the ultimate white water rafting Northern California adventure with Tributary Whitewater Rafting Tours! Tributary Whitewater offers a three-day, two-night whitewater rafting trip on the Lower Klamath River, beginning in Happy Camp, Northern California, and concluding at the Dillon Creek takeout. This section of the river is perfect for families and first-time multi-day rafters, featuring fun, splashy Class II rapids that are ideal for young children and non-swimmers. Guests spend their days floating through one of the most scenic river basins in the US and their evenings fishing from sandy beaches, swimming in warm waters, and camping under the stars with the guidance of Tributary Whitewater’s expert staff. Highlights of the trip include a side hike to the remote Ukonum Falls and the chance to navigate smaller rapids independently in inflatable kayaks.

Our Lower Klamath River trip stands out as the most popular choice for those seeking a comprehensive whitewater rafting California experience, blending adventure with relaxation in a true wilderness setting. Suitable for the entire family, including non-swimmers and young kids, these trips promise an unforgettable rafting California adventure.

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Klamath River

Brianna Basolo — Fri, 07 Jul 2017 18:52:43 +0000

The Klamath River is rapidly emerging as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, thanks to its stunning landscapes, rich cultural history, and recent ecological restoration efforts. The Mighty Klamath is located in West Siskiyou and is designated as a North American Wild and Scenic River.

Flowing through remote wilderness, forested canyons, and scenic valleys, the river provides opportunities for whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. Its rugged terrain and relatively undeveloped surroundings make it a perfect escape for those seeking adventure or tranquility in nature.

In recent years, the Klamath River has undergone a historic transformation with the removal of several major dams. This ambitious restoration project has not only revitalized the river’s ecosystem but also opened up new stretches of the upper river for recreation. Areas that were once submerged or inaccessible are now available for paddling, angling, and exploration, offering fresh experiences for visitors. The dam removal has also reconnected critical salmon spawning grounds, allowing these iconic fish to return to ancestral habitats for the first time in over a century. As a result, the river is seeing a resurgence in wildlife activity and biodiversity, making it an even more vibrant destination for nature lovers.

Beyond its recreational appeal, the Klamath River holds deep cultural significance for Indigenous tribes such as the Yurok, Karuk, and Klamath peoples, who have long advocated for the river’s restoration. Visiting the Klamath offers not only outdoor adventure but also a chance to connect with the region’s rich cultural heritage and witness the powerful impact of environmental restoration in action.

Photo Credit: United States Forest Service – Klamath River

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