moderate
6–8 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness who can paddle continuously and manage basic whitewater rapids.
Paddle through scenic Class II rapids on the Upper Trinity River in Big Bar, California. Join Six Rivers Rafting Inc. for a full day of private whitewater kayaking tailored to outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels.
Experience an unforgettable full day of whitewater kayaking on the Upper Trinity River, located in the rugged wilderness of Big Bar, California. Six Rivers Rafting Inc. offers an exclusive private adventure for paddlers seeking scenic rapids graded Class II, perfect for intermediate kayakers and adventurous beginners. The trip combines thrilling river navigation with stunning views of California’s wild landscape, including towering pines, granite cliffs, and crystal-clear water. Along the route, paddlers navigate manageable rapids that offer excitement without overwhelming complexity, ensuring both safety and fun. This adventure provides a unique opportunity to disconnect from city life and immerse in nature’s raw beauty, spotting wildlife like bald eagles or river otters along the way. The knowledgeable guides prioritize safety and share insights about the area’s geology and ecology, making it an educational journey as well. Whether you're an experienced kayaker or trying whitewater for the first time, this trip offers a balanced blend of excitement, nature, and relaxation wrapped into one incredible day on the river.
Always wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket to ensure safety in swift water conditions.
Water flow and rapids can change with weather and season, affecting difficulty and safety.
Keep personal items and gear dry during your paddle with secure waterproof storage.
Protect your skin while preserving the river ecosystem by using eco-friendly sunscreens.
The Upper Trinity River region has long been home to Native American tribes who used the river for transportation and sustenance.
Six Rivers Rafting Inc. promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect the river environment and supports local conservation efforts.
Essential for navigating Class II rapids safely and efficiently on the river.
Provides thermal protection in cooler water and air temperatures.
spring|fall|winter specific
Keeps valuables and extra clothes dry throughout the trip.
Stay hydrated during the full-day paddle, especially in warmer weather.