Wildwater Kayaking on the Dracula River in the Pacific Northwest
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good upper body strength and be comfortable in water
Overview
Experience the rush of whitewater kayaking on the Dracula River, where rugged canyon scenery meets challenging rapids in Oregon’s wild heart.
Dracula
One Monster. One Mystery. One hour to save the world.
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About This Adventure
Dracula
Rates
Regular Price - $30 Student - $25
Duration
1 Hour
About
Hidden away from the gaze of mortals for centuries, the dreaded Count Dracula lies dormant in the darkness of his castle. But he will not remain so for long…
The hour of the vampire’s awakening draws near, and Dr. Vanhelsing needs your help to stop it! Follow his clues deep into the castle in this terrifying race against time. Succeed, and you shall vanquish Dracula forever. Fail, and the world will fall to shadow.
Adventure Tips
Wear a helmet and PFD at all times
Safety gear is essential to navigate the swift currents and rocky obstacles safely.
Check water levels before trip
Flow rates can vary, affecting rapids difficulty and safety; contact guides for updates.
Bring quick-drying clothes and a dry bag
Keep your gear dry and comfortable during the high-energy river parts.
Arrive fully prepared with knowledge of paddling techniques
Basic paddling skills help you enjoy the experience and stay safe in the rapids.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Ospreys hunting fish
- River otters splashing along the banks
History
The Dracula River was part of a historic fur trading route used by Native tribes and early settlers.
Conservation
Guides and local agencies work to minimize environmental impact through strict waste management and river protection efforts.
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Recommended Gear
Wet suit or drysuit
Helps maintain body warmth during colder water conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helmet with chin strap
Protects your head from rocks and collision impacts.
Waterproof camera or action cam
Capture the adrenaline moments on the river.
Quick-drying towel and appropriate footwear
Ensure comfort and safety during breaks and after the trip.