r/rafting

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Have done a fair amount of guided rafting (including some "big water") but not Cataract Canyon yet despite being on my list.

I've looked at DreamFlows, and USGS, but as everyone knows, it's an historically BAD year for snowpack, so is it already at peak?

Any (honest) feedback/predictions on what it will be like in early June is appreciated - TIA.

Don’t know if this is best place to ask but I’m doing it anyway. Looking for an all inclusive multi day rafting trip. Looking online I see multiple places in many states that offer this. I’m here to ask for any experiences or info with on best places to do it. Looking for 3 to 4 days with moderate whitewater and awesome
Scenery
Any info would be great to do this.
Thanks

Me and some friends are rafting down a very calm river in Missouri this year and we want to take a keg on the day trip with us. Has anyone ever attempted this? If so what did you use to keep the keg cold all day. Just looking for suggestions that might keep our beer cold. Thanks

I want to do a 4-day (commercial) trip in early June with my family. We're 4 adults and fairly experienced. We've done the Grand Canyon twice - one upper Canyon (6 days) and one full Canyon (15 days!). We've also done the middle fork of the Salmon, and a few smaller runs like the Arkansas and some day trips on the Rogue. We really enjoy the camping on the river experience, and the way a small tribe forms among the people rafting together.

What would you suggest would be a good next adventure for us? It would need to be a commercial trip since we haven't learned how to guide ourselves yet. That's definitely on the list!

Anyone in Rishikesh want to join us for River Rafting today? 🚣‍♂️

We are taking the kids ages 7,9 and 12 river tubing in Gatlinburg in August. It should be a peaceful trip with a few very light rapids. I know that it is completely dangerous to teether rafts together- so we will not allow it at all. However is there any reason it would be unsafe to have the girls hold onto a single rope to help them stay together? I assume that if anything happened they could easily let go of the rope since it is not attached to the tube.

Maybe I'm overthinking it- but you can't be too careful with large bodies of water. I'm assuming someone on here would know more than myself. Thank you!

I am trying to pick a rafting trip for my family. We will be staying in Beaver Creek in early July for a work trip so we are trying to keep it near that area. We went through Echo Canyon when our kids were younger and all enjoyed the experience; our youngest was about 8 at the time. This time the kids will be ages 16-22. We were looking at The Numbers but I do have concern it will be too rough. With the lower amount of snowfall this year, and the time of year we are going, can anyone tell me what that area would be like? If the water is low, will it be very rocky? Will it be too fast to enjoy the scenery? The other options I am looking into are Glenwood Springs, Clear Creek, and Browns Canyon. I think I have it down to Browns Canyon and The Numbers though. Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated!