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Lower Klamath River, CA

Family Adventure Travel & Family Adventures - Lower Kalamath River, CA

Our family adventure to the Lower Klamath River will take you down the river, which gently winds through scenic splendor of the northwest corner of California. This family adventure vacation is ideal for families with younger children and beginner rafters. This family adventure vacation will take you rafting along a warm, gentle section of the Klamath River that flows between the historic mountain region of northern California. The Klamath is California's second largest river (the Sacramento is the largest). As one of the first rivers in California to be granted National Wild and Scenic status, the Klamath runs free for 180 miles to the Pacific Ocean. It is treasured for its scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, and multitude of recreational opportunities.

Family Adventure - Why the Lower Klamath?

The focus of this family adventure vacation is to allow children to gain confidence and have fun being outdoors and on the river. The rapids are small, yet always exciting. We spend our time exploring side creeks, swimming or floating in the warm river, watching for deer and turtles along the riverbank, and picking local blackberries (when in season), all to make this a special family adventure vacation. As is true for so many other California rivers, the Lower Klamath region is rich in history. The areas indigenous peoples provided the name of the river, derived from their word for “swiftness”. Gold miners and other colorful characters flooded the region in the mid 1800's, and old mining sites line the river in various places. This river is located along the route of the Pacific Flyway, a major migratory route for Blue and Green Herons, Bald and Golden Eagles, Falcons, Osprey, Cormorants, Canadian Geese, Numerous Species of River Birds and even Pelicans.

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