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    We saw: bald eagles, american dippers, mergansers, gulls, salmon, ravens, crows, and more.

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    Cascadia Rafting - Whitewater rafting the Skagit river

    Cascadia Rafting

    5.0(5 reviews)
    34.9 km

    Such an epic time!!! Could not recommend more. Ethan was a fantastic guide, so knowledgeable,…read moreoutgoing and fun wrapped into one. And Nick took some awesome photos! We didn't realize there would be photos and we're stoked when they said they would airdrop them at the end for free. Just totally amazing overall.

    As a first-time white water rafter, I wasn't sure what to expect--but Cascadia Rafting delivered an…read moreexperience that was equal parts exhilarating, safe, and genuinely fun from start to finish. Our guides, Teo and Nick, were fantastic--clearly experienced, highly professional, and excellent at balancing safety with a great sense of adventure. They gave clear instructions, made everyone feel comfortable on the water, and brought a relaxed, friendly energy to the trip that helped calm any first-time nerves. And then there's Jesse Bean, the company's resident water rescue dog. While we didn't need rescuing (thanks to our skilled guides), knowing Jesse was on standby, complete with her own life vest added a charming and unexpected highlight to the day. Every rafting company should have a dog like Jesse Bean. The Skagit River is breathtaking: cold, clean glacial water, surrounded by dense Northwest greenery and mountain views. The mix of calm stretches and exciting rapids made it ideal for beginners like us, but I imagine experienced rafters would enjoy it just as much! All in all, Cascadia Rafting offers an extremely well-run and memorable experience. Whether you're new to rafting or a seasoned paddler, I highly recommend this team. Thanks again to Teo, Nick, and, of course, Jesse Bean for an unforgettable day on the river!

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    Chilliwack River Rafting - Our group

    Chilliwack River Rafting

    4.6(22 reviews)
    56.9 km

    Wow love this place. I came here with 2 other friends for River Rafting. We had a great time. The…read morewater level was somewhat low. So our guide had to get out of the raft couple of times to push the raft out of rocks. in between the River Rafting adventure, we also got out of our raft to do a short hike to the water fall. We also got our pictures taken there as well. Each raft could only hold a maximum of 6 people + the guide. Lunch was included in our adventure. It costed $125 to go River Rafting but it included the wetsuit, lunch and other gears. Also they posted pictures of our River Rafting session on Facebook for us to download. We also had the option to pay $30 for a USB with all photos loaded on it. Overall, I had a great time and will definitely come back. I am thinking of next time doing Kayaking. Also for River Rafting its better to go in June (I was told).

    Came back again with some friends. This time, we did the Canyon one which was great. I've done it…read morebefore a few years ago so I kind of knew what to expect. My friends haven't done the Canyon one so it was new to them. They loved it as it was even more challenging and had more dips and rapids. I sat in the front of the raft with another friend, Lee. We got hammered by the big splash of water whenever our raft would dip down over the rocks and rapids. Our guide this time was Sam, he was great and funny. My friends can be a little 'excited' so I'm glad he was able to play along with their antics. The weather was insane yesterday. It was sunny when we drove there from Vancouver however by the time we got changed and started to take the bus to the starting point, it was snowing. Yes, that's right. It was snowing. When we got into the raft and while Sam was explaining the commands, it turned to hail and then rain. The first part of rafting, it was raining. By the time we finished, it was sunny so we had 4 seasons of weather. It made for an even better experience. There were only 2 rafts this time. Last time I went, there was 8 rafts. With only 2 rafts, it was better and more personable as we are able to joke around a bit more. They have a small sauna shack so when we got back, we basically went there to warm up. Again, I recommend coming here for rafting.

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    Wild and Scenic River Tours

    Wild and Scenic River Tours

    3.0(6 reviews)
    56.3 km

    Anyone thinking to raft with Paul Engel and Wild and Scenic River Tours should know that two…read morepeople, a father and his ten year old son, died on a trip with him in June of 2022. The trip was led by Paul with Alex as his assistant. It was a family of 4, the raft flipped and the father and son died and the mother and daughter survived. Many aspects of that rafting trip raise very serious questions about how things were handled before, during and after the accident by Paul and Alex. The local authorities should have looked into it more carefully than they did. It was a tragedy that should not have happened and a very strong argument can be made that it was not just a freak accident or bad luck.

    We arrived at Wild and Scenic River Tours on June 23rd, 15 minutes early to have time ask a couple…read morequestions about taking my cell phone, sun block, water availability on the boat, and the kind of wetsuit we'd have (not clear from the website). Paul was one of the guides. After greetings were exchanged, I started by asking about taking my cell phone. He said the boat had a waterproof box for the phone. He demanded: "Get out all your questions at once." After each question (of about 3) he said, "Next." Or "Is that it?" After we got into our gear and the rafts were loaded, I said to Paul that I'd like to put my cell phone into the waterproof box. Paul answered sarcastically, "I didn't get the memo. I didn't bring it. With all the questions [three!] I didn't know you wanted it." He blamed ME that the waterproof box he'd said was there, was now NOT there. "You can put it in the cooler." Ok. When we arrived at the entrance to the Nooksack River, our second guide, Alex, gave us a detailed safety overview. There was another family of three on the raft trip. After the safety explanation, we all grabbed a side rope and helped carry the raft down a flight of stairs to the riverbank. I was on the left, same side as the river. When we stopped at a point still several yards above the river itself, Paul said, "Ok, we're going to carry this down to put it into the river." There were two possible routes, one next to me and one several yards further." I started to ask, "So we take the boat down here or . . . " Before I even finished the question, Paul pushed me aside and grabbed the rope from my hands, cutting me off. "Or I can just pick up this side and carry it down!" I was stunned at his disrespect! Without even glancing back, he marched with my group toward the section further on. The oars were sticking out of the back of the raft at an angle. The left one smashed into me, shoving me over the rocks toward the river. Pure luck, there was a flat rock I landed on and a tree that stopped my fall. Otherwise, I would have tumbled over the rocks! He never looked back. I decided not to say anything right then as Paul was clearly acting like a mentally unbalanced person. I also didn't want to put a damper on the event for the other family. The trip would have been fun except Paul's crazy, offensive behavior ruined the experience. After we finished lunch, and it was all packed up, instead of leaving, we just hung around there for at least an extra half hour that we could have been paddling. Paul was blabbing to the other family about Mt. Baker snow. When we finally got going, I figured we had at least another 45 minutes of paddling Instead, after about 15 minutes we pulled into shore and were done! I think we total paddled no more than 90 minutes. We pulled the boat out of the water. He said we'd all lift the raft onto our heads and carry it up. I started to ask how to hoist the raft, got out about 2 words, and Paul shouted at me: "Stop talking!" What the heck is wrong with this guy? Does he have a personality disorder? I've interacted with guides from all over the world. I have never encountered such rudeness and disrespect for those in his care as I experienced with Paul. The river rafting would have been fun with a normal human being, but not with some weirdo with a chip on his shoulder. You will like the rafting as long as you don't ask any questions--and watch out for those oars. Paul won't be watching.

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