expert
6–8 hours
Participants should be in excellent physical shape with strong paddling ability and endurance for an all-day experience.
Challenge yourself to a full day of Class IV rapids on California’s thrilling Three Bears tributary. Join Bigfoot Rafting for an adrenaline-packed spring adventure in Willow Creek with expert guides and stunning wild scenery.
Embark on an unforgettable full-day rafting experience with Bigfoot Rafting on the thrilling Three Bears tributary in Willow Creek, California. This exclusive trip takes you down Class IV rapids like Papa Bear and Goldilocks, providing an adrenaline-pumping challenge for those with previous rafting experience. Surrounded by impressive natural beauty, you’ll navigate fast-moving waters while soaking in the rugged wilderness of northern California. The trip includes a delicious deli-style lunch, perfect for recharging before continuing your exciting journey downstream. Only available in spring, the season when the snowmelt swells the rivers to their most exhilarating levels, this adventure is perfect for seasoned paddlers seeking excitement and camaraderie. Along the way, expert guides from Bigfoot Rafting ensure your safety and share local knowledge, making this adventure both challenging and memorable. Whether you’re testing your skills against the rapids or taking in the scenic views, the Three Bears rafting trip promises a day filled with thrill and natural wonder.
This trip is designed for experienced rafters familiar with Class IV rapids. Beginners should consider other options.
Expect to get wet; quick-drying clothes and layers ensure comfort throughout the day.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect against the spring sun reflecting off the water.
Bring a refillable water bottle and drink regularly to stay energized during the physically demanding trip.
The Three Bears tributary area holds local significance linked to indigenous tribes and early river rafting history in Northern California.
Bigfoot Rafting follows strict sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact, preserving river health and local ecosystems.
A high-quality PFD is critical for safety on challenging rapids.
spring specific
Water temperatures can be very cold; a wetsuit or dry suit helps maintain body warmth.
spring specific
Capture exciting moments on the rapids while protecting your device from water damage.
Keep your essentials dry, including extra clothing, food, and electronics.