Whitewater Rafting on the White Salmon River

About the White Salmon River

• Our riverside ranch is available to you for picnics, BBQs, fishing, volleyball and basketball fun.
• The White Salmon River is loaded with rapids. The upper half of the river contains many class three to four rapids namely "Top Drop", "Corkscrew", "Stair steps." The river also offers a class five water fall, "Husum Falls" at lower water levels. The Husum Falls is optional meaning a person can ride over it or walk around it.
• Located 60 miles east of Vancouver, WA and Portland, Oregon and 15 miles north of Hood River, Oregon in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
• The White Salmon River is aquifer fed from the White Salmon Glacier on Mt. Adams and the Indian Heavens Wilderness area providing year round rafting fun.
• All river trips are economically priced between $45.00 to $60.00 depending on group size and river.
• Special pricing available for groups and non profit organizations.
• The trip includes wetsuit, helmet, booties, our exclusive paddle jackets, life jackets, a state of the art custom made purple SOTAR raft and a professional guide.
• The season for rafting the White Salmon River is all year long!
• The Husum Falls Rapid will be open this year no later than mid-July, possibly earlier. (call for more info)

View printable fact sheet about the White Salmon River.

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	Please call us toll free at 1-800-74-FLOAT (35628) to confirm reservations.
	Duration: 4 hours, 3 hours on the river. Trip Times: 9:00, 11:00 a.m., 1:00, 5:00 p.m. (other times available upon request)
	Directions and Map from Portland/Seattle Directions and Map from Spokane/Tri-Cities
	Places to stay in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area where the White Salmon River is located.
	View digital photographs of your trip at the Riverside Ranch. You can view and purchase photos the day of your trip.

The White Salmon river is nestled between two volcanoes, Mt. Hood to the south and Mt. Adams to the north, in the Cascade Mountain Range near the Gifford-Pinchot National Ranger District.

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