How to go about Whitewater River Rafting

How to go about Whitewater River Rafting by Andrea Harris


The American River in California, world famous for its South Fork (also known as the Gold Rush River), and remains one of the most popular white water rafting runs in the West. Located 40 minutes from Sacramento and 2 hours from the San Francisco Bay Area, this river and our famous campground offer easy access to fabulous American River rafting and whitewater fun and picturesque Sierra scenery.

The South Fork and Middle Fork American are great northern California venues for any and all events and occasions including anniversary trips for groups of friends, family celebrations and reward trips for high performers, reunions and a romantic escape, with your honey. Add on to your white water rafting trip some fishing, hiking, camping, mountain biking, rock climbing, gold rush museum touring and wine tasting in surrounding El Dorado County, a Northern California vacation wonderland.

The South Fork is the river for everyone! A river that is a favorite of boaters all over the country, the South Fork is the perfect river for first time rafters and experienced boaters alike. It's great for family and large group trips. You can opt for half-day, single day and two day trips, depending on your convenience and time.

Middle Fork American River trips are the perfect blend of adventure and serenity. A class IV river with plenty of heart-pounding rapids, the Middle Fork attracts thrill seekers while also appealing to those who appreciate the beautiful river canyons of Northern California. The North Fork of the American River is a wild, class IV+ ride through the scenic Auburn State Recreation Area. This is an advanced springtime river for rafters looking for some of the best white water thrills in Northern California.

Well, above are some destinations where you can plan your American river rafting trip. For more details such as accommodations, packages, tours etc, you can surf the net. Loads of information is displayed over the net and you can plan your trip accordingly.

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