California has received lots of snow and water for the upcoming season, which means more flows and exciting opportunities on the natural, undammed rivers. Snowstorms in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California will ensure that this year’s rafting season will be truly one of a kind. From the North Fork American to the Merced Rivers, whitewater rafting enthusiasts can enjoy unique adventures and trips throughout the Northern Californian region. Here are just a few highlights of the 2008-rafting season:
Snow Drifts in Tahoe
With the frequent storms and snow piling up ever day in the Tahoe region, the state Department of Water Resources report a 40% increase over previous years. The higher the snow pack, the larger the release of water into the rivers this spring and summer. This strong snowpack will mean great rafting opportunities by April and May, so there will be many chances to enjoy high water levels throughout the region, right in time for prime rafting season!
The American River Flows Free
After local agencies rebuilt the riverbed around the Auburn Dam, The American River is finally flowing free after 40 years. The project is a step towards restoration of the region, and cost […]

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