PADDLE THE FAMOUS SMITH RIVER!
There's nothing like boating on the teal blue waters of the Wild and Scenic Smith River.
Our most popular boating trips are the Redwoods by River trips: beginner-friendly scenic paddles on the main stem Smith River, where rafters and kayakers float beneath the towering old-growth redwoods of Jed Smith State Park, part of Redwood National Park. The main stem has class I - II rapids, mild enough for beginners and families with children as young as three-years-old, adding more excitement to paddling by the tallest living things on Earth.
Although the mellow Redwoods by River trips are our most popular, the Smith River is renowned by intermediate and advanced rafters and kayakers for its whitewater as well! Click the links below to explore our whitewater rafting and kayaking options!
The cooler months of the year bring increased rainfall, creating the perfect opportunity to experience world-class whitewater rafting on one of the cleanest rivers in North America. While most rivers turn brown and silty after it rains, the unique serpentine geology of the Smith means the water stays clear and blue, even after heavy rainfall.
From class IV wilderness canyon trips to mellow floats for first-time rafters - if you're looking for an incredible way to experience the redwood coast, we have the perfect trip for your group.
Our most popular boating trips are the Redwoods by River trips: beginner-friendly scenic paddles on the main stem Smith River, where rafters and kayakers float beneath the towering old-growth redwoods of Jed Smith State Park, part of Redwood National Park. The main stem has class I - II rapids, mild enough for beginners and families with children as young as three-years-old, adding more excitement to paddling by the tallest living things on Earth.
Although the mellow Redwoods by River trips are our most popular, the Smith River is renowned by intermediate and advanced rafters and kayakers for its whitewater as well! Click the links below to explore our whitewater rafting and kayaking options!
The cooler months of the year bring increased rainfall, creating the perfect opportunity to experience world-class whitewater rafting on one of the cleanest rivers in North America. While most rivers turn brown and silty after it rains, the unique serpentine geology of the Smith means the water stays clear and blue, even after heavy rainfall.
From class IV wilderness canyon trips to mellow floats for first-time rafters - if you're looking for an incredible way to experience the redwood coast, we have the perfect trip for your group.
Middle Fork SmithClass II and III whitewater in a lush forest with scenic canyons and fun rapids, offers a perfect introduction for first-time rafters.
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