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Thrilling Mokelumne River Rafting Experience in Jackson, CA - Sacramento

Thrilling Mokelumne River Rafting Experience in Jackson, CA

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in general good health with basic swimming skills and able to paddle moderately.

Overview

Ready for an unforgettable rafting day? The Mokelumne River offers beginner-friendly Class II+ rapids set amid striking California scenery. Discover the perfect blend of excitement and nature on this private adventure.

Jackson, California

Mokelumne River

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Adventure Photos

Mokelumne River photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of Class II+ white water rafting, perfect for beginners! Start with gentle rapids that gradually increase in difficulty, allowing you to build confidence while enjoying the refreshing river on a hot day. This adventure promises fun and excitement as you navigate the scenic waters.

##About

  • Class II+ white water.
  • This is a great place for beginning white water rafting with gentle rapids, but enough to make it fun.
  • The river starts out gentle and increases in difficulty as you progress, allowing rafters to build their confidence as they go.
  • Great place when the temperatures are hot and you need some cool fun.

####From Highway 49 drive 3 miles up Electra Powerhouse Rd. Take out at Middle Bar which is two miles downstream.

Adventure Tips

Wear quick-drying clothes

Opt for synthetic fabrics that dry fast to stay comfortable after dips in the river.

Bring waterproof protection

Use a waterproof bag or case to keep your valuables safe on the water.

Stay hydrated

Carry a refillable water bottle and drink regularly to combat summer heat.

Listen to your guide

Follow your guide’s instructions carefully to navigate rapids safely and enjoy the ride.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • River otters
  • Bald eagles

History

The Mokelumne River was historically important during the California Gold Rush, offering water routes for miners and early settlers.

Conservation

Local organizations work to maintain river health by monitoring water quality and promoting responsible recreation practices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Water shoes

Essential

Protects your feet and provides grip during river entry and exit.

summer specific

Lightweight long-sleeve shirt

Offers sun protection and warmth during cooler mornings.

spring specific

Personal flotation device (PFD)

Essential

Safety gear required for buoyancy and protection on the water.

Sunscreen

Essential

Prevents sunburn during exposure on open water.

summer specific