moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness and be comfortable with moderate physical activity including paddling and walking on uneven ground.
Enjoy an exciting Class II or III rafting tour on California’s picturesque rivers, ending with a delicious riverside dinner. Discover why the Dinner River Trip in Junction City is a must-try for outdoor lovers.
Experience an unforgettable evening on the Dinner River Trip, hosted by Six Rivers Rafting Inc., in scenic Junction City, California. This private boat tour offers Class II and III rapids that provide just the right mix of excitement and safety, making it perfect for both first-timers and seasoned rafters. As you navigate the lively currents, you’ll be surrounded by towering old-growth forests and stunning river views. The trip culminates in a carefully prepared riverside dinner, where you can relax and savor fresh, local cuisine while immersed in nature’s tranquility. This unique combination of rafting and dining creates a memorable outdoor adventure that connects you with the landscape in an intimate, personal way. Local wildlife often makes appearances along the riverbanks, adding to the vibrant outdoor atmosphere. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a peaceful escape, the Dinner River Trip offers a perfect blend of adrenaline and relaxation in a pristine setting.
Prepare to get wet by choosing synthetic materials that dry quickly and keep you comfortable throughout the trip.
Give yourself extra time before your departure to attend safety briefings and get fitted with gear comfortably.
Capture your adventure safely without risking damage to your phone or camera during the rapid sections.
River flow can vary with recent weather, so stay alert and follow guide instructions carefully for safety.
The river corridor has been a traditional area for local tribes and early settlers, with deep cultural significance tied to its natural resources.
Six Rivers Rafting Inc. supports river health through sustainable practices and educational efforts to protect local aquatic ecosystems.
Keeps you comfortable and helps you stay warm even if you get splashed.
summer specific
Protects your belongings from water damage during the river trip.
Provides warmth during cooler evenings by the riverside.
fall specific
Offers traction and protection while walking on wet, uneven riverbanks.