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Whitewater Rafting
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by Graeme Addison
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Whitewater Rafting Manual: Tactics and Techniques for Great River Adventures
Whitewater Rafting Manual: Tactics and Techniques for Great River Adventures
by Jimmie Johnson
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Yukon Passage: Rafting 2,000 Miles to the Bering Sea
Yukon Passage: Rafting 2,000 Miles to the Bering Sea
by Keith Tryck
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Complete Guide to Whitewater Rafting Tours, California Edition
Complete Guide to Whitewater Rafting Tours, California Edition
by Rena K. Margulis
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Lost in Mongolia: Rafting the World's Last Unchallenged River
Lost in Mongolia: Rafting the World's Last Unchallenged River
by Colin Angus
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Reserving a River Rafting Trip

Rafting is quickly become an adventure many people love to participate in, and reserving your river rafting trip is all apart of it. There are several different things you will need to know before reserving your trip, including being physically able to participate and knowing that all within your group are the same

 

If all of your group is physically fit and loves high adventure, you may want to look into the available options as far as white water rafting, instead of just rafting slowly down the stream. There are plenty of grilling and exciting expeditions a group can take as long as they are all into high risk adventure and physically capable of handling themselves in a variety of physical activities.

If you have a mixed group, perhaps looking into scenic river rafting, should be an option. While one member in your group may enjoy the thrilling down the rapids, the rest of the group may be looking for something a bit more relaxing. Also, your physical fitness level doesn't have to be the same for scenic river rafting as it would be for whitewater rafting.

Also, according to your group, you may want to consider the length of the trip and your group's physical endurance. Some river rafting trips are only two to three hours long, while others might be a full day long. Whether it's because your group doesn't have time for a full-length trip, or they don't have the physical endurance, children and those adults who are not physically active on a regular basis can enjoy river rafting for short periods of time.

If it is your first time river rafting, perhaps looking for scenic river trip with just a few exciting spots would be a good place to start. It will give you a good idea of what river rafting is all about and the rapids can give you an idea of the thrilling excitement. Make sure that your thoroughly honest concerning your groups swimming ability, physical fitness level, age, and risk taking level. If you're not honest you can wind up with your group in dangerous risk, or you can be bored with the scenic adventure.

Once you take in your group's physical activity level, the length of time you have for river rafting, you can begin to book and reserve your river rafting trip. Look to those Whitewater rafting adventure clubs for those of you who are looking for high risk adventure, and look for scenic river trips for those groups that are little less active. Remember, it's not fun to be scared on any type of activity, but at the same time, you don't want your group growing bored if they're looking for high adventure

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Boy Scout leader drowns in Wyo. rafting trip (Rexburg Standard Journal)

JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) -- A Boy Scout leader has died on a troop rafting trip on a popular whitewater stretch of the Snake River.

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Mokelumne River rafting a rapid success (Amador Ledger Dispatch)

Last Sunday, OARS professional rafting company, headquartered in Angels Camp, took 72 paying customers on a five-and-a-half mile ride through the swiftly flowing, chilly water of the Mokelumne River.

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The Other Oregon: Bandon might be a purist's dream, but Bend is best for families (Sports Illustrated)

Bandon might be the pinnacle of golf in the Pacific Northwest, but despite the array of world-class courses, it's not for everyone -- mainly because it is walking-only, has unpredictable weather and lacks non-golf activities. For families that are looking for summer fun (biking, fishing, river-rafting) with their golf, try Oregon's other "B": Bend. A three-hour drive southeast of Portland and ...

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Mothers Bonded by DUI Tragedy (News10 Sacramento)

Two Fair Oaks mothers bonded by tragedy are urging people to avoid alcohol when rafting on the American River.

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Rexburg Scout leader drowns in Jackson, Wyo. (Rexburg Standard Journal)

JACKSON, Wyo. -- A Boy Scout leader from Rexburg who died Friday on a troop rafting trip was known as an outgoing man who lived to share his love of the outdoors with others.

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