by admin on July 20, 2010
Food is integral to the unforgettable experience of a rafting trip and feeding river runners is no small task. River Dancers’ guides are talented outdooor folks, smooth at the oars, good leaders, storytellers and resourceful chefs.
River Dancers' crew aproned up and ready to shine
Fresh air and adventure awaken the appetite. Nothing compares with dining on river’s edge, serenaded by lapping water and singing bullfrogs.
Finger licking good!
“Our family just took a two-day trip with you on the Lower Klamath and wow…we had a fantastic time. We loved the kayaks, rafts, wildlife, food, stories and camping on the river…” – Dan, Lori, Selena & Shannon Hennessey
Let it rip ladies!
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by admin on January 31, 2010
These 8th graders are styling!
The Dunsmuir Elementary 8th grade graduates celebrated the end of the school year and their graduation by floating down the Klamath River last June. By choosing an adventure close to home and by spending their bucks locally they proved to be smart shoppers and savvy consumers.
” It was probably the best 8th grade trip ever. Thanks so much for a great day.” Shelly Springer
Rope making in the wilderness.
Aaron, on hiatus from his career as an electrical engineer, is an accomplished river guide and mountaineer and a very resourceful outdoorsman. Here he is demonstrating rope making using some milkweed that grows in great abundance along the river corridor.
Now, how cool is that?
