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Sacramento - Whitewater Rafting

The whitewater rivers close to Sacramento are wickedly tough for the most part. The one exception is the East Fork of the Carson River, which is good for intermediate and beginning rafters and passes by bubbling hot springs. The rest of these runs are expert level, gorgeous, but so sometimes intense that you may not always have time to see more than a fascinating glimpse of the scenery.




American River Up to Class V
Over 4 days
Some rivers are wild and some are gentle and some are an exciting hybrid of both. The American River is a hybrid. Although never so gentle as to be a float trip, a beginning rafter won't be intimidated away. Conversely, the most experienced of experienced rafters won't be disappointed.


East Fork Carson River - Cave Rock to Diversion Dam Up to Class III
2-3 Days


Sacramento River - Upper Sacramento Up to Class V
2-3 Days


Stanislaus River - Goodwin Canyon Up to Class IV
1 day


Stanislaus River - North Fork of the Stanislaus Up to Class V
1 day


Tuolumne River - Cherry Creek Up to Class V
1 day


Tuolumne River - Main Up to Class V
2-3 Days


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