Charge through splashy Class II–III rapids on the Pigeon Point run of the Trinity River. This half-day trip blends long floating stretches, cliff jumps, and technical rapids—perfect for families and first-timers.
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You step out of the shuttle at 38400 Hwy 299 and the river answers — cold, clear, and urgent. The Pigeon Point run on the Trinity River pushes you through sunlit pools and splashy Class II–III rapids, where rock-strewn waves send spray into the air and cliff jumps punctuate long, slow floats.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to sit and paddle for short bursts and climb in/out of rafts; children must meet minimum age.
Wildlife
History
Trinity River corridors supported Indigenous fisheries long before 19th-century miners and loggers established access routes; remnants of that history remain along riverbanks.
Conservation
River health depends on seasonal flow and careful recreation; stay on designated launches, pack out trash, and use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce impacts.
Reserve your spot on the Half Day Whitewater Rafting Trip Trinity River today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive layered
Morning air can be cool; bring a light waterproof layer and change clothes for the return trip.
Know your swimmer status
Be honest about swimming ability — guides run brief swim-and-safety drills before major rapids.
Protect from sun
Even on overcast days, UV reflects off the river; wear reef-safe sunscreen and a hat with a strap.
Secure valuables
Use a dry bag for cameras and phones or leave them in the shuttle vehicle.
Quick-dry layers
Wicking shirts and shorts dry fast after swims and keep you comfortable onshore.
spring
Water shoes with tread
Protect feet on rocky launches and provide grip during river entries.
summer
Wetsuit or splash top
Useful on colder water days; outfitters offer rentals when needed.
spring
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated is critical between paddling sections and swims.