What is the minimum age to join this trip?

The trip listing shows a minimum age of 7, though the operator recommends guests be at least 8 for comfort; contact the outfitter with younger participants.

What gear is included?

All meals, group gear, paddles, PFDs, helmets, and vehicle transport from put-in to takeout are included; sleeping pads are provided and tents or sleeping bags can be loaned if reserved.

How technical are the rapids?

The upper stretch includes Class III–V rapids; guides manage lines and adjust runs to match group skill, but participants should be comfortable with moving water.

Where do we meet for check-in?

The meeting point is Curley Jack Campground; arrive at the listed check-in time for briefing and gear fitting.

Can dietary needs be accommodated?

Yes—guides prepare riverside meals and can accommodate dietary restrictions with advance notice when booking.

What is the cancellation policy?

Trips require a deposit; cancellations generally need at least two weeks’ notice for a refund—confirm specific terms at booking.

Klamath River Multi-Day Rafting: 3-Day Ukonom Falls & Whitewater Adventure | Rafting | Water Activities

The Klamath River unwinds through a hot- and cold-streaked country north of Happy Camp, California, carving a corridor of whitewater, broad sand bars, and basalt-walled canyons. On the Klamath River Multi Day — 3 Day 2 Night Rafting Trip you trade signals and screens for the steady drama of current and campfire: three days that stitch together Class III–V rapids, cliff jumps, a hike to Ukonom Falls, and long stretches of lazy float that end on sun-baked beaches. You meet at Curley Jack Campground for a morning safety briefing, fit for a helmet and PFD, and push off with a guide and a gear boat carrying tents, food, and drybags. The upper Klamath is one of California’s first National Wild and Scenic river reaches and still runs free to the Pacific; its channel cuts through volcanic and sedimentary beds that produce riffles, braided bars, and sheer bluffs. That geology makes both punchy rapids and broad, protected beaches perfect for setting camp. This trip is designed for families and committed adults alike: the operator supplies all meals, group gear, paddles, PFDs, and vehicle transport between put-in and takeout. Sleeping pads are provided and tents or sleeping bags can be loaned with advance notice. Days are lift-and-drop sequences of whitewater, swimming holes, and guided hikes—most notably the trail up to Ukonom Falls, accessible only by watercraft, where a cool plunge pool waits beneath a curtain of basalt. Wildlife is part of the program: the Klamath supports nearly 100 mammal species and roughly 280 bird species across riparian willow, oak, and pine stands. Keep binoculars ready for ospreys, kingfishers, river otters, and deer grazing near dawn. After dark, the absence of urban glow makes for spectacular stargazing; guides often end evenings with stories, simple meals, and quiet stretches under the Milky Way. Because the river mixes technical whitewater with calm floats, the trip suits adventurous paddlers who can swim and tolerate dynamic conditions; guides tailor lines and boat placements for skill levels. Prepare with river shoes, layered clothing, sun protection, and a small drybag for personal items. Expect unplugged days, sandy camps, and a sensory reset—no phones, just the river’s noise and the crackle of campfire. For anyone chasing raw river running, fast water, and beachside camp life in northern California, the Klamath’s three-day run is hard to beat. Meals are prepared riverside with hearty breakfasts and dinners; guides accommodate dietary needs with advance notice. Bring a reusable water bottle and sunscreen, and plan for temperature swings from cool mornings to warm afternoons. Reservations require a deposit and a two-week cancellation window; check availability through the provided referral link and confirm tent or sleeping bag loaners when you book. Enjoy genuine river time.

About Six Rivers Rafting Inc.

Six Rivers Rafting Inc., based in Junction City, California, guides river adventures on the Trinity River. The company offers a diverse lineup of guided trips, from half-day Class III whitewater kayaking and rafting trips to full-day scenic Class II excursions and challenging upper-river runs featuring continuous Class II–III and Class III–IV rapids. Trips include family-friendly options, pet-friendly departures on select runs, and experiences that combine floating, wildlife viewing, cliff jumping, and swimming holes.

Full-day and half-day itineraries feature organic lunches or light snacks depending on the trip, and some full-day trips include professional photography. The Full Day Lower Trinity and Upper Trinity scenic trips begin from Willow Creek and other river access points, offering secluded canyons, sandy beaches, and opportunities for hiking to waterfalls. The operation also runs multi-day training programs: a five-day River Guide School with expert instructors, free camping, and provided gear to train aspiring professional guides, plus a five-day Teen/Youth Guide Camp and River Safety Training for campers aged 11–17 that focuses on rafting skills, teamwork, and river safety.

Safety, instruction, and guest experience are central to the offerings: guides teach river skills, steering, and rapid navigation on appropriate class sections. Trips accommodate beginners and experienced paddlers alike, with clear distinctions between serene scenic floats and adrenaline-driven whitewater runs. Six Rivers Rafting Inc. provides locally based, professionally managed river adventures on the Trinity River for families, adventurers, and future guides. Reservations and trip details are provided through the company's booking channels. Seasonal schedules and availability vary seasonally.