moderate
3 days
Participants should be in good physical shape with the stamina for sustained paddling and hiking at times.
Experience the Trinity River like never before with a private three-day rafting trip through Willow Creek. Navigate thrilling rapids, camp along serene waters, and immerse yourself in California’s wild beauty.
Discover the thrill of the Trinity River 3 Day Trip with Bigfoot Rafting, an immersive off-the-grid wilderness experience in Willow Creek, California. Over three days, you’ll navigate class II+ rapids balanced with stretches of calm water, surrounded by the lush landscapes of northern California. This adventure allows you to intimately connect with nature, camping riverside under the stars and engaging in peaceful moments of swimming and bird watching. Expert guides ensure safety while sharing local knowledge about the ecology and history of the region. Whether you're seeking adrenaline or tranquility, the mix of vigorous paddling and relaxing downtime creates a perfect balance. The remote location means fewer crowds and a true wilderness vibe. Every day brings a fresh perspective of the river’s natural beauty, from rocky cliffs to forested banks. This experience is tailored for people wanting a private, personal connection with the outdoors while enjoying comfortable camping and unforgettable river journeys.
Temperatures can fluctuate; breathable layers help you stay comfortable on and off the water.
Protect your gear from water with dry bags during rafting segments.
Protect your skin and the river ecosystem by choosing eco-friendly sun protection.
Carry enough water and drink often, especially when paddling under the sun.
The Trinity River area has been home to indigenous communities for thousands of years and played a key role during California’s gold rush era.
Efforts are ongoing to protect the river’s water quality and fish habitats, making low-impact practices vital during your trip.
Keeps you comfortable and dry during warm, wet conditions.
summer specific
Protects your belongings from water damage on the river.
Provides warmth during cooler sections of the trip.
spring specific
Protects feet during river entry and exit points and while walking on rocky riverbanks.
summer specific