Northwest U.S. Rafting: Oregon, Washington, Northern
California, and Alaska
There are a variety of options for family river rafting
trips in the Northwest. In Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Northern California
you can choose between two hour introductory trips within one hour of most
major metropolitan areas, overnight trips in the Sierra Nevada, Cascade, and
Alaska Mountain ranges, and multi-day wilderness whitewater vacations on some
of the world's most spectacular rivers such as the Salmon and Rogue. In fact,
Oregon has more federally protected Wild and Scenic rivers than any other state
in the nation. And, Alaska has more wild and scenic river miles than any other
state.
Please click on the state below to find
a highly recommended outfitter for that state.
 Oregon River Rafting:
Destination Wilderness offers
Oregon family whitewater rafting trips
throughout the state, on rivers such as the Rogue, Klamath, Umpqua, and
McKenzie. The
Rogue river rafting trip on a world class wilderness waterway offer the
choice of overnights in historic wilderness lodges or on
idyllic white sand beaches, with all camping gear provided. Destination Wilderness offers the
closest rafting trips to Portland, Eugene, Bend, Ashland, and the Oregon coast.
Washington River Rafting:
Alaska River
Rafting: Copper Oar outfits wilderness and day raft trips for
families in the largest National Park in the U.S. From full day raft and
flightsee trips to an eight day hiking, kayaking and rafting trip, Copper Oar
is the recommended outfitter for Alaska family
rafting trips and other adventures.
California River Rafting: Destination Wilderness has trips
on the Lower Klamath that are ideal for families seeking their first
Northern California family rafting trip in a
wilderness canyon. The Lower Klamath has fun, warm water rapids, nice riverside
camping areas, and good wildlife viewing opportunities. Please click on the
link here for Southern California family rafting trips.
To find a family river rafting trip
outside of the Northwest simply click on the state below
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