easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for individuals of average fitness levels; minimal paddling effort required for raft laps, moderate for duckies.
Experience the thrill of Errol’s class 2 whitewater with four exciting laps down the river. Perfect for families and beginners looking for a safe and fun day on the water!
Errol Rafting offers an exciting and accessible whitewater experience located in the heart of New Hampshire’s beautiful town of Errol. Perfect for families, beginners, and anyone looking for a fun day on the water, this trip includes four laps down a scenic half-mile stretch of class 2 rapids. You’ll start the adventure securely in a raft, guided through gentle yet thrilling waves that provide just the right amount of adrenaline without overwhelming first-timers. As you gain confidence, switch to your own duckie raft and navigate your personalized course on subsequent laps, putting paddling skills to the test and adding an extra layer of excitement. Northern Waters Outfitters runs this private tour, ensuring personalized attention and safety throughout your experience. The clear, fresh waters surrounded by vibrant forests create an ideal setting for a memorable summer outing, where you can enjoy nature, hear the splash of water, and bond with your group. This unique adventure is accessible and enjoyable, combining just enough challenge with safety, and makes for a perfect introduction to whitewater rafting in New England’s scenic wilderness.
Safety is a priority on class 2 rapids—always keep your personal flotation device securely fastened during the trip.
Use secure, closed-toe water shoes to protect your feet and maintain grip on slippery river surfaces.
Protect your skin from sun exposure without harming the river environment by using eco-friendly sunscreen.
Following the guide’s directions ensures your safety and helps you get the most out of your rafting experience.
Errol grew as a logging community in the 19th century, with waterways like the Androscoggin River central to local industry and travel.
Local outfitters adhere to Leave No Trace principles to protect river ecosystems and maintain water quality for future generations.
A mandatory safety item to keep you afloat and protected throughout your whitewater experience.
Closed-toe water shoes provide grip and protect your feet from rocks and cold water.
summer specific
Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes keep you comfortable and dry faster after splashes.
summer specific
Useful for protecting phones, wallets, and extra clothes from getting wet during the adventure.