moderate
2 days, overnight
Participants should have a moderate fitness level capable of sustained hiking and some elevation gain.
Join Triad River Tours for a transformative two-day expedition in Rockport, Washington, exploring ancient Salish lands. Experience nature, culture, and gourmet outdoor dining on this unique adventure.
$850 per Person
Embark on a transformative two-day expedition through the ancestral lands of the Salish Tribes, where ancient legends come alive. Experience the serenity of the rivers, lush forests, and breathtaking landscapes while enjoying gourmet meals and engaging in ecological learning. Connect deeply with nature and embrace sustainable practices on this unforgettable journey.
Person: $850
2 Days
Our Professionally Guided Multi-Day Expeditions take place on the ancestral homelands of the Salish Tribes of Puget Sound, and feature storytelling of ancient legends of these people. This trip is centered around connection with the river, the land, its resources, and its timeless wisdom and sustenance of life. Take in the calming sensory treasures, and live in a way that is consistent with Leave No Trace, as we practice a sustainable way to relate to nature, meandering through the currents, navigating our chosen route through rapids, while surrendering to the timeless sound and rhythm of the water.
Floating through old growth forests, seeing the birds, and feeling the magnificent treasures that whisper from beneath the ancient bedrocks of the Sauk and Skagit Rivers. Within North Cascades National Park and Mount Baker/Snoqualmie National Forest, experience guided scenic nature hikes, interpretive story telling, scenic river exploring, ecological learning, team building, and exotic gourmet meals served in the forest on the side of the river with traditional dutch oven cooking crafted by our professional guides.
Reliable, layered clothing ensures comfort in Rockport’s variable mountain weather.
Stay hydrated with plenty of water while minimizing plastic waste during the trip.
Good hiking boots are vital to navigate the mixed trails along rivers and forest paths.
Maintain distance from animals and follow guidelines around sensitive Salish heritage areas.
The Salish Tribes have inhabited this region for thousands of years, preserving rich cultural traditions connected to the land and waterways.
Triad River Tours practices Leave No Trace principles and partners with local conservation groups to protect the area's ecosystems.
Protects your feet during wet and uneven trail conditions.
Enables comfort through fluctuating temperatures day and night.
Necessary for navigating campsites and trails after dark.
Reduces discomfort from bugs during warmer months.
summer specific