Klamath River Rafting

Class 3 – May-September – 1 to 5 days

Klamath River Trip Information

Rated in the top 20 bright new '09 California vacations by San Francisco Magazine.

Klamath River rafting has it all: exciting rapids and long stretches of calm water where you can relax, soak up the summer sun and take a refreshing swim.

Your Klamath River rafting trip includes Inflatable kayaks, day hikes (including Ukonom Falls), camping on secluded beaches, superb mountain scenery, abundant wildlife…all at a royal pace.

In the Press…Read about “summer thrills on the Klamath River”

“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. The waterfall hike was outstanding. Thank you so much for sharing this world with us in a gentle, kind way.”– Dan, Lori, Selena & Shannon Hennessey

Ukonom Fallas Klamath river

Ukonom twin falls

You will delight in
•    a hike to a sacred Indian waterfalls.
•    evening storytelling around the campfire.
•    kayak lessons in one of our inflatable kayaks.
We know the value of unstructured time in nature, so besides river rafting, we encourage:
•    water play and swimming in the quiet water between rapids.
•    shore exploration in the beautiful places we stop for lunch and overnight camping.
•    quiet wildlife discovery times as we float past the animals who make the Klamath their home.

“More nature can soothe body and soul. Today’s kids are increasingly disconnected from the natural world. Instead of spending roasting marshmallows on the Klamath rivertheir summer months hiking, swimming and telling stories around the campfire, children these days are more likely to attend computer camps or weight-loss camps.” — author Richard Louv in “Last Child in the Woods: Saving our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder”

River
Class
Days
Adult
12 & younger
Klamath

2/3 1
2
3
4
5
$95
$270
$390
$505
$2620
$85
$230
$350
$465
$580

Add a 3% BLM/Forest Service use fee levied on all federally regulated rivers.