Trips are organized according to difficulty of the rapids. For example, a Class II trip will be run on the river section where there are primarily Class II rapids. Such a trip may contain one or two short Class III rapids. If this occurs, these are well defined ahead of time and scouting and extra care is taken when running them. These Class III may rapids be portaged around if desired, and the group always respects those who want to take a conservative approach to the river.
Many members also take paddling trips to very exciting places.
Some of these are places that are not ordinarily paddled. Members have recently taken paddling trips to the Grand Canyon, Salmon and Snake Rivers in Idaho, Coppermine and Nahanni Rivers in the Canadian NWT, and several rivers in Northern Quebec and the Arctic. As you come and paddle with us, you'll get to meet these paddlers, hear the stories, and get invited to come along on some of these great adventures. Touring Trips Don't be fooled by the name Touring . Touring trips can often contain some tricky white water and can be far from leisurely trips down river where one does not have to paddle.