White Water Rafting & Adventures Blog

Oregon’s most popular whitewater rafting trip, the Deschutes flows north from the east side of the Cascade Range, through the city of Bend, and on to the Columbia River.  Along the way, it offers several sections with fabulous whitewater rafting as well as legendary fishing.  

Why Wilderness Rafting Trips are the Best Family Vacation, Ever.

(Hint: Disney Can’t Come Close to Rafting Magic) 

Five hidden gems when you’re ready to venture to some lesser-known rivers

Scientific name: Sula nebouxii

Trips: Galapagos Unbound Tour

Likelihood of sightings: Very high

Drawing on indigenous Incan ingredients and those that were brought following the 16th-century Spanish conquest, Peruvian cuisine strongly reflects its multicultural past.

Take a Peru Culinary Tour While Staying Home 

With rugged mountains backing historic cities, charismatic islands and idyllic waters, it’s no wonder Croatia's Dalmatian coast is one of the country’s most visited regions. But for those interested in having a stimulating culinary experience, it’s also a fascinating place to eat. 

With an expansive Adriatic coastline and charismatic islands, Croatia lures sun seekers from across the world each and every summer. Whether you want untouched sands and hidden coves or pebbly shores in the heart of all the action, there are beaches to suit everyone. Take a dip on the edge of Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls or escape to remote islands where few others venture. 

Comparing the Lochsa, Tuolumne and Gauley Rivers

The Lower Deschutes Wild and Scenic River is a legendary river for those who love fishing and is famous for both native rainbow trout and summer-run steelhead.  It is also a river rich in lessons about fish biology and diversity.

Last Updated June 30, 2020

 

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Rivers are magical corridors that lead you into the surface of the earth, revealing otherwise hidden stories of geologic history.  Over millennial, rivers have carved their way through layers of rock with a persistent and impressive power.