Want two days of whitewater excitement? This is the trip for you! Spend the first day warming up your water skills by running the Wenatchee River. After lunch and a relaxing afternoon on the river enjoy the fun Bavarian town of Leavenworth, WA as you travel to the Wave Trek facility to camp out for the evening. Our facility is located on the Skykomish River and provides camping, volleyball, horseshoes and a hot tub. The next morning we will offer a continental breakfast followed by an exciting ride down the mighty Skykomish River.

Trip Includes: Wenatchee River Rafting and Lunch, Camping at Wave Trek and Continental Breakfast the next morning, Skykomish River Rafting and Lunch, and Wet-gear.

The attractions of the popular Wenatchee River are threefold: Plenty of Eastern Washington sunshine, pleasant scenery of the Wenatchee Valley, and Class III "big water" rafting! During this 16-mile river journey, Class III rapids will challenge you with names such as "Snowblind", "Drunkard’s Drop" and "Rock ‘n Roll".

The birthplace of this spectacular river lies high in the snowfields of the Goat Rocks Wilderness. During the spring and summer, a large earth dam, forming Rimrock Lake, retains the melt off from these snowfields. Then, every September, the Bureau of Land Reclamation opens the floodgates of the dam, sending 2,000 CFS down the Tieton Valley. There is only one word to describe this river and that is FAST. The Tieton is the steepest river that we run, with a 600-foot drop in elevation from launch to finish.

When you arrive at the put-in for the White Salmon, looking over the large cliffs, you will be convinced of the exciting day that awaits. As you walk to the edge of a large cliff, you will get your first glimpse of the White Salmon. Once in the river, the rapids are consecutive and the current swift all in the shadow of Mt Adams. Within seconds, we will be faced with fantastic rapids such as "Shark's Fin," "Corkscrew Falls," and "Waterspout." Permission to raft the White Salmon is granted by the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.