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![]() Rafting on the Lower Klamath River is fun for all ages! Klamath River Rafting Full DayA Full Day of Fun!Full day rafting trips on the Klamath River in Northern California are the perfect way to spend a hot summer's day. You will run fun and playful rapids, eat a scrumptious lunch, and learn all about the history and wildlife of the Klamath River canyon. A Klamath River Full Day Rafting Trip is fun for the whole family and is scenery overload! Raft down easy and fun class 1 to class 2+ rapids. You will have plenty of time to jump in the river and play. Join us on a Full Day Klamath River whitewater rafting journey down this beautiful Wild and Scenic stretch of river. Come join Kokopelli River Guides on a whitewater rafting journey down the beautiful Klamath River Canyon, relax and enjoy river life as it's meant to be. KLAMATH RIVER FULL DAY RAFTING OVERVIEW
4 hours on water April- September Your hotel or B&B Kokopelli River Center
Full Day Klamath River Rafting: Tree of HeavenThe Klamath River Tree of Heaven run is a Northern California gem, a little known secret, and it's one of our favorites. Rafters of any age are invited to join us on the Klamath River Full Day Rafting Trip and be engulfed in the beauty and wonder of this amazing Northern California desert canyon. The Lower Klamath River is close to Ashland and on the way we'll cross the highest point on Interstate 5 and get a breathtaking view of Mount Shasta, which is just the first of the many highlights of this raft trip. Many playful rapids like Humbug rapid and Schoolhouse await you to thrill and delight. You will find on this river rafting trip that most weekdays you will rarely see anyone else on the river and on the weekends you may see a couple of other groups rafting and kayaking down the Klamath River. ![]() Great blue herons, bear, and dragonflies inhabit the Klamath River Canyon. Wild and Scenic RiverSunshine, wildlife and history of the Klamath River canyon are more than abundant on this "Wild and Scenic" stretch of the Klamath River. On our full day Klamath River Rafting trips we at lunch at the beautiful Tree of Heaven campground. This campground was once was once home to Chinese immigrants who farmed the area and grew vegetables to sell to the area miners. The "tree of heaven" is a deciduous tree that was brought in to this area for its' medicinal and cultural importance and to remind the Chinese inhabitants of their homeland. While on your rafting trip ask your river guide to show you the "tree of heaven". ![]() Geese, blue herons, osprey, and many other birds inhabit the Klamath River Canyon. Photo courtesy of Melanie Hofmann, Berkeley, CA Birds and WildlifeAnother highlight of the Klamath River raft trip is that dozens of colorful birds illuminate the horizon, a treat for birding enthusiasts. Our professional whitewater rafting guides will spin nostalgic tales of the area's rich mining and Native American history. Western pond turtles, mule deer, otters, and great blue herons are just some of the wildlife that call the Klamath River canyon home. If you have a keen eye you may also catch a glimpse of a bald eagle soaring above. This is what whitewater rafting is all about and all of this can be seen from the raft or while floating in the warm, summer waters of the Klamath River in a bathing suit and lifejacket. FULL DAYPrice:
Out of our control: A 5% BLM or USFS fee will be added to the cost of all rafting trips and inflatable kayaking trips. River trips are not without inherent risks. Kokopelli River Guides cannot assume responsibility for injury to rafting/ kayaking/ rental participants or loss of personal property. You will be required to read and sign a waiver and release prior to your trip. |
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