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Whitewater Rafting!!!

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I have a close friend that is a Cav scout in the PA National Guard STRYKER Brigade. He will be leaving for training in September and shipping out around the first of the year.

As a small token, three of us went whitewater rafting in the Yough river in PA.

Let me tell you....ITS A BLAST!!!! We are already looking to schedule another one before he leaves, this time doing it even bigger than before. We did class III and IV yesterday, looking to do a IV-V+ on the next one.

Anyone else out there ever experienced the power of a river?

I've been a whitewater canoist for many years. I have done a number of rivers up to class III & IV. The V's were a bit much for me although I've rafted some. With my advanced age I mostly stick with class II & easy III's these days. I went last weekend and had a ball.

  • Super User

Yup, did the Hudson and Mohawk in upstate New York. They were class 3 and 4 rapids. The best part is when you paddle back up river and put the nose into the rapid and surf it. So the raft pulls a Titanic and the back raises straight up into the air. I enjoyed it but 10 hours on the river and hour bus rides are a little much. My butt hurt to say the least.

Whitewater rafting is a blast.  Did Hells Canyon on the Snake River, and have rafted the Deschutes in Oregon several times.... always a blast

Hit the New river.

I had some friends do that recently, too.

Ive gotten in to kayaking in the last few months. I dont get to go often though. So far Im just class II but hopefully Ill work on up.

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