Whitewater River Rafting in Washington State

Whitewater River Rafting The White Salmon River in Washington State, Class IV

For some of the most adventurous whitewater rafting in Washington, White Salmon River Rafting is sure to fit the bill. On the dry, eastern side of the Cascades, torrents of glacier run-off and numerous underground springs feed the White Salmon River, creating a whitewater environment of pure excitement. The springs also produce lush vegetation on the banks, encompassing a serene natural surrounding in contrast to the thrilling whitewater rapids. When the runoff is compressed into the steep cliffs of the upper canyon, the exhilaration is almost non-stop. This is whitewater rafting that you cannot afford to miss. With Wildwater, you’ll be paddling air and gasping for breath during the infamous “Corkscrew Falls” rapid.  As an extra bonus, if the water levels are right, "Husum Falls" is an 8’-10’ vertical drop that leaves you breathless from beginning to end!  This is an extreme, but optional, Class V feature.  For your next visit to Oregon State, try White Salmon River Rafting for outrageous whitewater rafting in Washington, only a few hours away.

The recommended minimum age for this whitewater rafting trip is 10 years.  Participants must be at least 16 years of age to run Husum Falls.

All participants must be in good physical condition for Spring high water trips.

Directions:
Meet at Northwestern Lake Park.
From Highway 14 (2 miles West of Bingen, WA) turn North on Alternate Highway 141.
Continue North to "Northwestern Lake" sign, turn West onto Northwestern Lake Road.
Go 1/8 mile, cross river bridge and turn left into Northwestern Lake Park.
Look for Wildwater River Tours vehicle.

Driving time from Seattle, WA. approx. 4 1/2 hours.
From Tacoma, WA. approx. 3 1/2 hours.
From Kennewick, WA. approx. 3 hours.
From Portland, OR. approx. 1 1/2 hours.

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