Come see for yourself why the Wenatchee is Washington's most popular whitewater run.

Class: III

Trip: The Rock-cut to Monitor

Distance:18 mi

Season: April-mid July

Drive Time:

2hrs 30mins from Seattle

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| Wenatchee |

Leavenworth Link

This trip starts at the foot of the Cascade Mountains, just outside the Barvarian town of Leavenworth. The Wenatchee is noted for having the largest waves in the state (sometimes over 10 feet high!) and plenty of sunshine.

Despite all its adrenaline pumping action, the Wenatchee is a relatively easy river to navigate, making it suitable for a wide range of skills and ages.

For the most excitement, catch it at its peak flows! The less aggressive may want to try it at lower water levels (the beginning and end of the season) when it is less intimidating but still plenty of fun!

General Area of Meeting Place

(Specific directions will be mailed to you after you have scheduled your trip.)

Class: III-IV 

Trip: McFarland Creek to Pateros

Distance:17 mi

Season: mid May- mid June

Drive Time: 3hrs 30 mins from Seattle

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| Methow |

Pateros Link

 This is Similar to the Wenatchee, only bigger and better! The Methow originates from the snow-fed slopes of the North Cascades and flows into the Columbian River. This spring run s noted for it's warm, sunny climate, pine forests, and dry sage brush scenery that looks like it is straight out of a Hollywood western. Expect big splashes, nonstop action, and lots of maneuvering on this more advanced run.

Guaranteed to get your heart racing!

General Area of Meeting Place

(Specific directions will be mailed to you after you have scheduled your trip.)

Breathtaking views of Glacier Peak, Whitehorse Mountain, and Bridal Falls while descending this beautiful, pristine river.

Class: III

Trip: Rat Trap Pass Bridge to Sauk River

Distance:14 mi

Season: July- mid August

Drive Time: 1hr 45 mins from Seattle

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| Suiattle |

Darrington Link

The Suiattle is one of the best wilderness river experiences in western Washington.

The Suiattle is largely fed by the glaciers of Glacier Peak, making it runnable long after the snow melt rivers have faded.

The river drops about 30 feet per mile, providing nearly continuous class III rapids for the first two thirds of the trip.

Then the river slows its pace, allowing time to take in the spectacular scenery as it meanders through the various braided channels finally making its way to the Sauk River.

A peaceful and outstanding day!

The Suiattle is rafted under special use permit issued by the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.  

Where We'll Meet

(Specific directions will be mailed to you after you have scheduled your trip.)

The dramatic scenery is an incredible blend of arid pine forests and basalt canyon walls.

Class: III+

Trip: Rimrock Lake to Windy Point

Distance:15 mi

Season: September

Drive Time: 2hrs 45 mins from Seattle

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| Tieton |

Rimrock Link

Looking for a new river adventure? Give the Tieton a try!

Every September, we provide a glorious farewell to summer as the Rimrock Dam is opened, allowing the Tieton to rage.

Located just 20 miles east of the summit of White Pass, the Tieton is a fast action river, dropping over 50 feet per mile.

Unfortunately, the season is short, usually lasting just two to three weekends. Don't miss out on this unique river adventure, make your reservations early!

The Tieton is rafted under special use permit issued by the Wenatchee National Forest.

General Area of Meeting Place

(Specific directions will be mailed to you after you have scheduled your trip.)