Build paddling skills through granite-gorge whitewater
Private full-day shad float on the American River
A tritoon with an upper deck, waterslide, and Bluetooth sound
Family-friendly Class II-III rapids through a South Fork canyon
Paddle technical rapids and explore California Gold Rush history
Your day on the water with shade, sound, and a ski-tube hookup
Paddle 10.5 miles of Class II–III rapids through the Lower Gorge
Set out on the water in a 12-foot fishing kayak built for a peaceful day
Paddle a local Northern California lake in a comfortable single kayak
Choose an inflatable or hard-side paddleboard for a beginner-friendly day on the water
Three-seat Sea-Doo or Yamaha jet ski rentals for a day on the water
An open-bow boat with onboard music, shade, and a wake tower for watersports
Learn the basics, then tackle Class III rapids on a 12-mile river run
Gentle rapids, calm pools, and time to swim
Class II–III Rapids, a Gold History Park Float & BBQ Lunch
Paddle 9 miles of historic South Fork rapids and calm pools
Build your skills through 10.5 miles of Class II and III rapids
Tackle Class II–III rapids, then float through Coloma’s Gold History Park
Paddle both Chili Bar and Gorge sections with Class II–III rapids
Raft splashy Class II–III rapids through a canyon stretch suited to families
Tackle Class III-IV rapids on a full-day canyon rafting run
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.