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In the summer we see longer days, higher temperatures, and lots of guests – both new and old! One important thing that we always remind our guests, no matter how seasoned, is the importance of staying hydrated throughout your rafting trip. This includes not only your time on the water, but also your time prior… Read more »

In addition to whitewater rafting and all the other water sports in the area, there are tons of other great ways to explore everything that the New River Gorge has to offer. One of the most popular ways to do so is by hiking. There are numerous trails in surrounding state parks that incorporate all… Read more »

The New River is not particularly “New” in the same sense of the word that you might think. In fact, the New River is one of oldest rivers in the world- some believe it is only shadowed by the Nile. It almost seems that whoever picked this name did not notice the other many characteristics… Read more »

Rumor has it that the mythical event called “summer” is just around the corner. Although it may be hard to believe given the current forecast (and recent weather patterns), sunshine, high temperatures, and longer days are just around the corner. Like everyone else who loves to be outside, we are ready for those things to… Read more »

Are you ready to experience West Virginia’s NEWEST zipline?? Well, then you are in luck! We are excited to introduce West Virginia Zipline! This exciting activity is a truly amazing way to experience the treetops and the greater New River Gorge. So come on out and visit; professional guides are ready to take you on… Read more »

In our final installment of our Rafting in NC & TN series, we are going to cover the beautiful and inviting Watauga River. Want to reread our first two chapters? Check them out here: Part 1 Part 2 This river stretches from Western North Carolina to Tennessee.  It travels over 60 miles, beginning at the… Read more »

Many outdoor enthusiasts are turned off by the idea of stepping foot into cold water of winter and early spring. Contrary to popular belief, paddling in cold weather is doable and even fun. Cool air and water can be overlooked if you dress accordingly, but paying close attention to safety is the most important factor… Read more »

In Part 2 of our series on rafting in North Carolina and Tennessee, we are going to explore the French Broad River. This river is the 3rd oldest in the world – only behind the New River and the Nile River. It stretches over 200 miles through Western North Carolina and Tennessee. This river offers… Read more »

While there are many, many reasons to spend some time white water rafting, kayaking, or otherwise paddling down a river, here are our top 10 reasons to be on the water.