White Water Rafting Washington Comes In Many Rapid Options

2007-03-08 10:33:40

( Sports )



You can select at least ten rivers when you want to enjoy the fun of white water rafting Washington. Unlike white water rafting Colorado River trips that last for weeks, white water rafting Washington trips range from half-day to three days. Although white water rafting Washington offers short trips with distances starting from 2 miles to 18.7 miles, you will have many choices of rivers to run for novices, intermediate and advanced rafters.

The rapids in Washington Rivers are classified between Class I and Class V+. However, classifications can vary depending on the time of year when you like to experience white water rafting Washington. When spring comes, the spring runoff may swell rivers and raise water levels. The higher water could submerge rocks and other hazards, or significantly increase the velocity of the water as the river rushes downstream. Lower water levels may make the water swirl around exposed rocks and create whirlpools, making for a more thrilling ride downriver.

There are several companies that offer guided white water rafting Washington trips in different rivers. If you are coming in a big group, you can select a raft that can accommodate a dozen or more people. For a group of six persons, you can choose a smaller raft; this choice will make your white water rafting Washington ride rougher and more exciting as you paddle down the river. If you prefer a peaceful paddle, you can join eagle-watching float trips during winter in one the rivers.

Although white water rafting Washington trips may not be spared from hazards, a huge majority of trips have been reported to be without incidents. Nonetheless, it pays to be vigilant. You must follow the instructions of your guide, dress appropriately for rivers white water rafting especially when the water is ice-cold, and always wear your life jacket.


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