Archive for the 'American River Rafting' Category
White Water Rafting West Virginia – The New River Gorge & The Gauley River!
Monday, August 4th, 2008We have all heard of the famous rafting spots, the Rio Grande River and others have been featured many times in Hollywood blockbusters. But what about white water rafting in West Virginia? Have you ever heard of the New River Gorge or The Gauley River?
The New River Gorge
The New River Gorge spans 53 miles, […]
Buena Vista Colorado White Water Rafting Hotels!
Monday, April 7th, 2008Maybe you’ve been looking into taking a Buena Vista Colorado White Water Rafting trip for some time now, Colorado really is a grand place to take a river wafting trip whether you’re a pro river rafter of just looking to get wet for the first time. But you need to plan your trip in order […]
Colorado Springs White Water Rafting: For Beginners And The Experienced!
Sunday, March 2nd, 2008Colorado Springs white water rafting can provide you some of the most entertaining rafting anywhere in the world. If you’re on a family holiday with little kids you have the option of a more scenic ride down one of the more tranquil parts of the Colorado River, which obviously offers quit a bit less white […]
Virginia White Water Rafting – It’s Just Waiting To Be Discovered!
Wednesday, December 12th, 2007The state of Virginia is very well known for its history during the American Civil War and for being a doorway to the nation’s capital, but very little is really known about Virginia white water rafting opportunities. The James River by Richmond or rafting on the middle fork of the Flathead river brings a whole […]
Colorado River White Water Rafting – The Best In The Word!
Wednesday, December 12th, 2007Colorado River white water rafting takes place on the incredible body of water that carved the Grand Canyon through the state of Arizona. An thrilling Colorado River white water rafting trip is pretty much one of the best experiences enthusiasts will find anywhere. The Colorado River is close too 1500 miles long, but a Colorado […]
